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Old 11-20-2009, 02:03 AM     #4851
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i have built me a ramcooler from junk metal, with 2 60 mm fans, masses of black rubber... i run them at 5v, theyre very quiet
my Intel Benchrig just needed that upgrade! soon, the 9550 will come!!! my father bought it somewhere on the countryside, near Tampa, he paid like 280 dollars, thats a little much more than i hoped, but i dont worry, because now i just have to wait
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Old 11-20-2009, 03:14 AM     #4852
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Got my new crunching BEAST!! today















Not!!!, ripped it off of XS. Its probably been posted already ( sorry if so).

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Old 11-20-2009, 03:18 AM     #4853
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[quote=3dsage;1642886]Got my new crunching BEAST!! today

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y9/esi-slowboy/wcg.jpg

at first i thought: omg,lolz,rufl
then i remembered it from somewhere
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Old 11-20-2009, 07:15 AM     #4854
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Open case and house fan works even better
Case is open.. hehehe but these Dominators get hot.. I'm RMA'n my CM2X1024-8500C5D x2 mailing them off tomorrow... The ones i'm wanting to cool are theCM2X2048-8500C5D x2 sticks..

I've ran memtest on them for over 14 hours with out any errors.. but let them crunch and after 3 days they BSOD my machine.. After the BSOD, I pull them out and hit them with my air compressor. Put them back in and they are fine for another 3 or so days.. hehehe This is getting old... I would buy new ram, but I'm not paying double for the ram..
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Old 11-20-2009, 07:30 AM     #4855
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Case is open.. hehehe but these Dominators get hot.. I'm RMA'n my CM2X1024-8500C5D x2 mailing them off tomorrow... The ones i'm wanting to cool are theCM2X2048-8500C5D x2 sticks..

I've ran memtest on them for over 14 hours with out any errors.. but let them crunch and after 3 days they BSOD my machine.. After the BSOD, I pull them out and hit them with my air compressor. Put them back in and they are fine for another 3 or so days.. hehehe This is getting old... I would buy new ram, but I'm not paying double for the ram..
I had that issue not long ago and it was the RAM that was bad bro.
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I had that issue not long ago and it was the RAM that was bad bro.
Thanks! I'm going to try it until the other set returns. I'm just worried they'll test it for a few hours and then just send me the same set back... This set is around 130 on newegg..
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Old 11-20-2009, 01:02 PM     #4857
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Thanks! I'm going to try it until the other set returns. I'm just worried they'll test it for a few hours and then just send me the same set back... This set is around 130 on newegg..
when you request your RMA tell them that you test for few hours fine, but gives errors on the long run. That new RAM fixed the issue
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and also, if that is too unsure for you... pump 2.5 volts in it, and overheat them severly, by hiding them under a sock that should do well
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when you request your RMA tell them that you test for few hours fine, but gives errors on the long run. That new RAM fixed the issue
Thanks! I'll do that

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and also, if that is too unsure for you... pump 2.5 volts in it, and overheat them severly, by hiding them under a sock that should do well
Zerschlagen Sie die RAM!
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Old 11-20-2009, 07:53 PM     #4860
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physical damaged parts wont get RMA´ed
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Old 11-20-2009, 09:34 PM     #4861
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Velvet is making sure the cards don't get rma'd
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Velvet is making sure the cards don't get rma'd
sure he should rma them. but before, he should ensure, theyre PROPERLY DEAD.
no manufacturer likes to receive parts, that could be fixed somehow. they really want DEAD silicone
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Then give them dead silicone
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If they aren't defective just suck it up and buy new.Why should anyone get a free ride?The manufacturers just jack the cost to the rest of us to make up for the freeloaders.

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If they aren't defective just suck it up and buy new.Why should anyone get a free ride?The manufacturers just jack the cost to the rest of us to make up for the freeloaders.

HAVE SOME HONOR AND DIGNITY!
you definetly have a point here....its just, that some people, cannot afford buying new,when its "not running". dominators are praised for overclocking, and VERY GOOD cooling. i dont know how many volts Mindweaver pumped thru it,24/7, but as long as it was under 2.35-2.4 the ram should have lived long,without erroring. my dominators for example are very cool,good clocking, they just time bad.
mindweavers shouldnt be too different,but if they arent,i personally find, its worth an RMA, because, the sticks dont delivered that, what was promised.
In my Opinion, at least a company like corsair, should have the money, to back up the companys reputation, by RMAing every Part thats fails during normal operation (i consider "normal" overclocking "normal for these ram... again,there advertised as the "creme de la creme")
if you like to rebuy them, i honor you.
but,please, dont blame other people for getting what they paid for (if they think,they have the right for that)
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please dont think, this is meant offensive.... its just my personal 2 cents ;-)
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