Patriot 2133mhz ram reverts to 1333mhz on X79 mobo

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I mean this very sincerely, RMA that kit for something else like they're the plague, and do not I repeat do not allow the VCSSA Voltage >1.20v so run them at their Defaults.

There are (2) two voltages that are known to permanently degrade the SB-E CPU: 1. vCore of 1.55v and higher and 2. VCCSA of 1.35v and higher. This permanent degradation happens in a matter of hours and not days, weeks or months, but hours!

So I can certainly understand why those kits have been Deactived so quickly. We might as well play air hockey with your CPU -- it would be safer...
PXQ316G2133ELQK
DDR3-2133 11-11-11-27 @ 1.50v - http://www.patriotmemory.com/product/detail.jsp?prodline=5&catid=34&prodgroupid=221&id=1239&type=1
DDR3-2133 11-11-11-27 @ 1.65v - http://www.patriotmemory.com/product/specs/PXQ316G2133ELQK.pdf

Interesting specs I must say, and oddly quick that it was Deactived.

Q - What ASUS X79?
Q - What values are listed in the 'SPD' tab of CPU-z?
CPU-z - http://www.cpuid.com/softwares/cpu-z.html
SPD tab (just the 'XMP column') - http://www.cpuid.com/medias/images/en/softwares-cpuz-05.jpg

BIOS:
F5 Load Defaults, and modify other BIOS settings as needed
AI Overclock Tuner -> XMP & Profile1
VCCSA -> Manual
VCCSA Voltage -> 1.20v
F10 Save & Exit = Yes
 

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Yes Jaquith these have to be the worst ram i have every own.
-I just got the Rampage IV Extreme mobo flashed bios to newest version1404
-CPU-Z: XMP-2134: 1067mhz, tRC 51, Command Rate 3T, voltage 1.650v

Bios Profile- states VCSSA 1.350v, I set it before with no luck, but ill give 1.20v a shot
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I mean this very sincerely, RMA that kit for something else like they're the plague, and do not I repeat do not allow the VCSSA Voltage >1.20v so run them at their Defaults.

There are (2) two voltages that are known to permanently degrade the SB-E CPU: 1. vCore of 1.55v and higher and 2. VCCSA of 1.35v and higher. This permanent degradation happens in a matter of hours and not days, weeks or months, but hours!

So I can certainly understand why those kits have been Deactived so quickly. We might as well play air hockey with your CPU -- it would be safer for it.

Please heed my advice. I concur those are indeed the worst kits I ever seen and worst a real danger -- it's scary that Patriot would have allowed them to be sold.
 
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