Did some test runs this afternoon.
Results ain't too bad.
Belonging to the Dark Series.
This kit is rated @ 1600mhz 8-8-8-24 2T @ 1.65v XMP ready.
Still retaining the same size heatspreaders,
but its now black in colour.
Tests were quite simple.
My bench components :
i7 920 / DX58SO / TX750W
1600mhz 8-8-8-20 1T @ 1.62v(bios)
8 instance Super Pi 32m :
1800mhz 9-9-9-24 1T @ 1.74v(bios)
8 instance Super Pi 32m :
2000mhz 9-9-9-24 1T @ 1.94v(bios)
8 instance Super Pi 32m :
Standard O/S with full drivers and applications installed.
They actaully primed @ 2K mhz without any issues,
but my cpu was too hot to save a screenshot.
I forgot to drop the multiplier again.
So what's underneath the heatspreaders?
I couldn't remove them 'coz the thermal pad was very tightly sticked
Edit :
Ok, i tried to remove the heatspreaders again...
Eek!
Its actually D9JNM.
That's a nice surprise.
Guess I mede a mistake... hehe..
Especially good for value benching rams @ 2K mhz @ 1T.
For 200bclk @ 2:8,
1600mhz 8-8-7-20 1T @ 1.62v was good for 24/7.
Scaling higher required voltage increament.(CL 7 required 1.78v for me)
May not be ideal for some users but hey, its only Dark series.
BTW, the 6GB kit may not perform the same.
Do not take this as an indication of the 6GB performance.
Hope I get a videocard soon
so can do some 3D benches.
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