allenwr1505
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I have some Corsair XMS 3500 v1.1, and I'm curious as to whether it's BH-5 or CH-5. I had two sticks of BH-5, but I damaged one and had it replaced. The new stick that I recieved can run at 2-2-2-11 fine at 400mhz, but can't run at 2-2-2-11 at 434 mhz. It CAN however run at 2-3-2-11 (RAS to CAS is 3) perfectly all the way up to 446 mhz using stock voltage.
I thought that the stick that I recieved was BH-5, but the need for the RAS to CAS setting of 3 at 434mhz makes me suspicious that it is CH-5, since I know that CH-5 needs to have RAS to CAS at 3. What do you guys think?
Also, can CH-5 never run at 2-2-2-11? Because if it can NEVER run at that, then mine must be BH-5, since I can run it at those timings at 400 mhz fsb. I can get the stick to run stably at 450mhz 2-2-2-11, but it takes 2.8v, whereas my other stick can run 446mhz 2-2-2-11 at default voltage.
Also, does new memory require a "burn in" time? That might be affecting my results.
I thought that the stick that I recieved was BH-5, but the need for the RAS to CAS setting of 3 at 434mhz makes me suspicious that it is CH-5, since I know that CH-5 needs to have RAS to CAS at 3. What do you guys think?
Also, can CH-5 never run at 2-2-2-11? Because if it can NEVER run at that, then mine must be BH-5, since I can run it at those timings at 400 mhz fsb. I can get the stick to run stably at 450mhz 2-2-2-11, but it takes 2.8v, whereas my other stick can run 446mhz 2-2-2-11 at default voltage.
Also, does new memory require a "burn in" time? That might be affecting my results.