Kingston HyperX Fury DDR3-1866-CL10 1.50V Review

Published by Hiwa Pouri on 20.10.14
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CAS latency 9 / 9-12-12-35




We start to test tightest possible CAS latency, which work with these AFR chips from SK Hynix. We've been able to make these sticks run at CL9. Setting the memory voltage at 1.35V in the BIOS HyperPi passed at 1'617 MHz. Feeding higher voltage (1.5V) to the memory, makes the frequency scale to 1'836 MHz. Driving the memory at 1.65V allowed HyperPi to pass at 2'020 MHz and at 1.85V 2'155 MHz were possible.


Page 1 - Introduction
Page 2 - Closer Look
Page 3 - Photo Gallery
Page 4 - Test Setup
Page 5 - CAS latency 9
Page 6 - CAS latency 10
Page 7 - CAS latency 11
Page 8 - CAS latency 12
Page 9 - CAS latency 13
Page 10 - Overclocking
Page 11 - Conclusion




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