Features:
(from manufacturers Spec sheet)
- DDR3 functionality and operations supported as defined in the component data sheet
- 240-pin, un-buffered dual in-line memory module (UDIMM)
- Fast data transfer rates: PC3-12800, PC3-14400, PC3-16000, PC3-17066
- 2GB (256 Meg x 64)
- VDD = VDDQ = +1.65V
- VDDSPD = +3.0V to +3.6V
- Reset pin for improved system stability
- Nominal and dynamic on-die termination (ODT) for data, strobe, and mask signals
- Dual rank
- Fixed burst chop (BC) of 4 and burst length (BL) of 8 via the mode register set (MRS)
- Adjustable data-output drive strength
- Serial presence-detect (SPD) EEPROM
- Gold edge contacts
- Pb-free
- Fly-by topology
- Terminated control, command, and address bus
The majority of us are not electrical engineers and thus do not understand most of the numbers above. The important message to take from all of this raw data, is that the 4Gb memory kit presented here meets or exceeds all manufacturing requirements and specifications.
The Laymans Specifications:
- 2 x 2Gb Modules
- DDR3
- 2133Mhz
- Cas Latency 9
- UN-Buffered
Mechanical Drawing From Technical Specifications:
Specifications:
| MODULE SPECIFICATION | |
| Capacity | 2x 2Gb |
| Physical Rank(s) | 2 Ranks |
| Module Organization | 256M x 64bit |
| Module Type | PC3-17066(DDR3 2133) |
| Speed Grade | SSTL_15 |
| Voltage Interface | 1.65V |
| Power Supply Voltage | 8 |
| Burst Lengths | DDR3 SDRAM 128M x 8bit |
| Dram Organization | 8 Layers |
| Contact Tab | 240 pin GOLD Flash Plating |
| Serial Pd | Support |
On to testing!
“Also the ram is reporting in at Single Channel however it is set at dual channel in the bios.”
lol, fail much? So the memory isnt stable enough to post bios in dual channel even.
A couple of problems with the test.
1. You are not testing the CPU and motherboard. You are testing the *RAM*. Allowing the CPU to overclock in this test when trying to “push” the RAM is retarded. Come on get with it already. It’s no wonder you didn’t reach rated on the RAM.
2. I say that you probably hit an FSB limit. Not the limit of the RAM.