Good quality Corsair Dominator Platinum - Samsung ICs, but which DIE model is it?
Good quality Corsair Dominator Platinum - Samsung ICs, but which DIE model is it?
I take that last comment back ... LOL ... running MemTest 5 Anta777extreme config right now at 4000mhz / 15.15.15.34 ... it's worse than booze, overclocking ... just don't know when to quit. Oh yeah ... here's that Cyberpunk 2077 session last night ... believe it or not, playing this game for a couple hours ramps up the temps on these sticks more so than any stress test I've run on them ... last night did MemTest 5 for 2 hours and max temps hit 34C on the hottest stick ... you can see from the data above that Cyberpunk is a good 3C hotter ... youtube renders 3840x1600 vids as 4K ... I guess that's the 3840 part .. never new ... Stock: 3200mhz / 16.18.18.36 Current Stable OC : 4000mhz / 16.15.15.34 (working on 15.15.15.34 next) ~s1rrah
Yeah ... works great ... had to use double sided tape to keep it on the GPU backplate ... when stress testing, every time I cranked the fan to max it would blow itself off the back of the card and fall down to the bottom of my case. LOL ... gonna get a bling white LED 140mm fan in a bit. I have one of those fancy Corsair RGB Airflow RAM coolers coming in this week but going to send it back ... I sort of dig the way the fan looks and I'm pretty sure it's going to cool better than the Corsair kit ...
They’d perform the same action at around half power. They fly away quickly, right? I’m checking https://www.newegg.com/p/1YF-003V-00218 — actually I got it from OCN a few years ago using custom whips that are 12 inches long. If you need to push a lot of air, they’re worth considering. However, not everyone will like them; they’re pretty loud when used at higher settings. But if you use four or more, you might be able to hover your PC! lol.
They held up well at CAS15. MemTest 5 on Anta777Extreme 2.27 completed the 5-hour run without issues. Frequencies stayed at 4000MHz/15.15.15.34 and temperatures remained stable. With the fan on, max temp never exceeded 35°C. Without active cooling, errors rose to seven at the same settings, pushing the hottest stick to 47°C. Looks like cooling makes a big difference. LOL.
Seems like you were testing your B-Dies 1.6 with 14-14-14-34-444 at 4000mhz. Performance was solid and consistent. You got plenty of passes on 2D and 3D tests—your Trfc might need some tweaking. Running DDR4 B-die is just like BH-5 or Micron D-9s in terms of stability. Keeping the memory cooler is crucial, as is the CPU and VRMs. That’s why consistent performance matters. Back in the day, we often skipped heat sinks entirely; the best results came from a direct fan on the chips.