Corsair PC2-9136C5 Running 1200MHz at 4-4-4-12 2T Timings

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Corsair PC2-9136C5 Running 1200MHz at 4-4-4-12 2T Timings

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While testing memory kits for an upcoming article I found the Corsair PC2-9136C5 kit to do timings and frequencies that neither my 6400C3 or 8888C4 kit are able to do... Neither kit will run 1200MHz 4-4-4-12 2T with 2.5V on my 680i board, but the 9136 can and does with 100% stability... :shock: :shock:

Here are some numbers from my 2GB kit of Corsair PC2-9136 memory modules...

First the Test system.... X6800 overclocked to 400MHz FSB x 9 multi...
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Everest Ultimate 2006 Test Results...

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Sciencemark 2.0 and Sandra 2007 Test Results...

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I'm really impressed with the kit, but very pissed off that it's doing better than my 6400C3's and 8888C4's... I know for a fact that the 9136C5 is fallout from 8888C4's so I guess I got a lucky kit or something.
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oh and in case you are wondering the kit will do 3-3-3-8 1T at 800MHz in 1:1, so I tried that too...

The Everest Read Score went down, but write and copy stayed the same.
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On Sciencemark 2 and Sandra 2007 the scores both dropped as did the games that I benchmarked, so 1200MHz C4 beats 800MHz C3.
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Overall I'm impressed with the memory and what it can do... The scores are awesome and I hope you enjoy taking a peak at them.
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Those are some sweet sticks... :drinkers:
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crazy... use thaiphoon v3.2 RC and look at 9136C5 and 8888C4D spd programmed timings and see how much they differ too.. maybe we can find something out :)
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I got some 1212MHz @ 4-4-4-12 and 820MHz @ 3-3-3-8 if you want to see them also.
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How'bout some 3D Mark 06 scores?
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