Mushkin blackline 997015 ddr3 2133mhz kit. Not bad for $60

[Brando]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820226245

I picked this up about a month ago and decided to see what it could do at "safe" voltages.

So far I've got it at

2200mhz (from 2133)
10-11-10-28 (stock)
1.56v (up from 1.5v stock)

Seems decent for somebody like me with an ivy bridge cpu that's a little chicken about going too far past the recommended 1.5v and doesn't want to spend much. Anybody else have this kit? How far did you get it to go?

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[Woomack]

These kits were on Hynix BFR/CFR what means that max voltage is 1.8V. Really you can go above 2600 with these sticks.
I wanted to buy one but it's hard to get and price in Europe is high. This kit was made for SB so price is dropping but faster it's disapearing from stores.
Expect that Mushkin 2133 Redline is on the same IC but CL9 and 1.65V.
If you want to try some more on still reasonable voltage then check:
- 2400 11-12-11-32 / 11-12-12-33 1.65V
- 2600 11-13-12-34 / 11-13-13-35 1.65V
VCCSA up to 1.2V should be fine for these clocks.

 

[Brando]

These kits were on Hynix BFR/CFR what means that max voltage is 1.8V. Really you can go above 2600 with these sticks.
I wanted to buy one but it's hard to get and price in Europe is high. This kit was made for SB so price is dropping but faster it's disapearing from stores.
Expect that Mushkin 2133 Redline is on the same IC but CL9 and 1.65V.
If you want to try some more on still reasonable voltage then check:
- 2400 11-12-11-32 / 11-12-12-33 1.65V
- 2600 11-13-12-34 / 11-13-13-35 1.65V
VCCSA up to 1.2V should be fine for these clocks.

Thanks for the info. I may sack up and raise the voltage but my bandwidth seems pretty good and I haven't had to mess with vccio or anything else yet and I "feel" safer but I know lots of people just go for it and have no problems. CL10 at 2400 sounds nice.