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is this B-die?

I checked more stores here in the EU, but looks none of them have it in inventory. I will be curios if my will be shipped out in Monday as they write. These are brand new modules and designed for Intel. Is that mean anything if i want to use with AMD Ryzen 5 3600?
 
What ram specifically?
 
This is Hynix M die. What is that mean? Ryzen Dram calculator does not support it. So far looks slower modules than my Oloy Warhawk 3600Mhz ones.
 
Dyatlov A said:
This is Hynix M die. What is that mean? Ryzen Dram calculator does not support it. So far looks slower modules than my Oloy Warhawk 3600Mhz ones.
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Can You share Thaiphoon Burner's screenshot ?
 
The Oloy Warhawk definiately better RAM, can do better timings and higher read speed, over 52000mb/sec in AIDA64. With this new GSkill modules I cannot hit 50000.

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trying with lower speed to avoid AMD infinity fabric mod,
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Maybe it is good RAM for Intel systems, but with AMD i do not see the benefit to use it.
 
Dyatlov A said:
The Oloy Warhawk definiately better RAM, can do better timings and higher read speed, over 52000mb/sec in AIDA64. With this new GSkill modules I cannot hit 50000.

trying with lower speed to avoid AMD infinity fabric mod,

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Maybe it is good RAM for Intel systems, but with AMD i do not see the benefit to use it.
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Did You try to lower speed to 3600 and timing?
 
amit_talkin said:
Did You try to lower speed to 3600 and timing?
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yeah, I tried to start at 3600MHz with the Oloy Warhawk‘s (dram calcuator for Ryzen) fast timings, but was unable to start. By the way the Oloy use also Hynix but CJR die, which seems better.
 
Dyatlov A said:
yeah, I tried to start at 3600MHz with the Oloy Warhawk‘s (dram calcuator for Ryzen) fast timings, but was unable to start. By the way the Oloy use also Hynix but CJR die, which seems better.
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I don't know what to say. Hynix M-die shouldn't be able to reach 4000 MHz speed. I don't know why these set exist! This P/N also found in F4-3200C16D-32GVK kit. And if You read review of that kit, people can't even go near 3800mhz at 1.35v.

Also, look at this thread
rog.asus.com

Maximus IX HERO QVL RAM issue

Hello! Just built a new system with the Asus Z270 ROG MAXIMUS IX HERO motherboard paired with a 6700K and G.SKILL F4-3200C16D-32GVK. The XMP profile 3200MHz of this memory does not work in spite of the fact that: RAM is in the QVL list of the motherboard and the motherboard is listed as...
rog.asus.com rog.asus.com

There it shows thaiphoon burner screenshot of 3200mhz kit. No where near 4000mhz at 1.35v. This is very confusing.
 
Well it goes at 4000MHz and stable at 1.35V. I do not know how g.skill managed it, probably better bins. So if someone wants low voltage 4000MHz modules, than this is the deal.
 
Dyatlov A said:
Well it goes at 4000MHz and stable at 1.35V. I do not know how g.skill managed it, probably better bins. So if someone wants low voltage 4000MHz modules, than this is the deal.
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Also, have you tried tightening timing applying more voltages?
 
Okey my kit arrived too. Cant go 3600 16-16-16 or 4000 18-18-18 with 1.4v. currently running at XMP timiing and all works fine.
 
Here is mine.
 

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DEVRY said:
you'll want to keep the speed at 3800 MT/s or lower. With a decent motherboard, that kit should easily do something like 3600 MT/s
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It fails to run at any other "reasonable" settings except XMP. I tried 3200 14-14-14, 3600 16-16-16, 4000 18-20-20 etc...no matter how much voltage you throw at it. So I am sticking with XMP for now. Works fine on my Aorus B450 mobo with Ryzen 3600. FCLK running at 2000mhz.
 
I bought some memory second hand off e-bay thinking at the time (having checked quickly) that it was Samsung B-Die.

Can anyone confirm yes or no on this? I have no idea where to begin looking - and it didn't work with my other set of flare-x so I have my suspicions now. It is:

T-FORCE VULCAN 2*8GB CL19-19-19-39 3600MHz 1.35V
TLTYD416G3600HC19ADC01

The memory should work fine and I'm sure it's good stuff I just wonder if anyone can link me to proof it is a B die product. This recent thread seems a good place to ask you all!
 
Millennium said:
I bought some memory second hand off e-bay thinking at the time (having checked quickly) that it was Samsung B-Die.

Can anyone confirm yes or no on this? I have no idea where to begin looking - and it didn't work with my other set of flare-x so I have my suspicions now. It is:

T-FORCE VULCAN 2*8GB CL19-19-19-39 3600MHz 1.35V
TLTYD416G3600HC19ADC01

The memory should work fine and I'm sure it's good stuff I just wonder if anyone can link me to proof it is a B die product. This recent thread seems a good place to ask you all!
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I think it is probably Hynix M die. Looks similar to the G.Skill 3600 CL19 2x8 Sniper-X. F4-3600C19D-16GSXW
 
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Vario said:
I think it is probably Hynix M die. Looks similar to the G.Skill 3600 CL19 2x8 Sniper-X. F4-3600C19D-16GSXW
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Damnit - I'm going to have to sell it on now.
 
amit_talkin said:
It fails to run at any other "reasonable" settings except XMP. I tried 3200 14-14-14, 3600 16-16-16, 4000 18-20-20 etc...no matter how much voltage you throw at it. So I am sticking with XMP for now. Works fine on my Aorus B450 mobo with Ryzen 3600. FCLK running at 2000mhz.
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can you throw a screenshot from rtc (ryzen timing checker) with xmp enabled?
 
Hi, I need your advice.
System i5 9600k + GIGABYTE Z390 UD + 5700xt. For this, G-Skill RIPJAWS V F4-4000C18D-16GVK or Ballistix BLS2K8G4D30AESBK is better. Your help is very necessary, because in my country no one has seen F4-4000C18D-16GVK)

ps: I apologize for my English, I use a translator.
 
Just get the Ballistix, or get something a little faster. There is no need for 4000 mhz ddr4 on the intel platform.
 
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