Yeah, have to agree. My hyperX 2133mhz ram is stable also.
I can chime in. It is stable for me as well. So far I have done some Photoshop work i parallel to Handbrake encoding in the background. RAM utilization was around 11GB (out of 16).
Yeah, have to agree. My hyperX 2133mhz ram is stable also.
http://www.amazon.com/Corsair-Vengeance-Performance-2133MHz-CMSX16GX3M2B2133C11/dp/B00H33JU3K
These are CL 11-11-11-27 which would be faster than the Gskill?
I think geekbench, I've heard of memtest too but I've never tried itA little off topic...
I received the 4 x 8 GB HyperX 2133 MHz today and at first put two of them in my 17" MacBook Pro Late 2011, since I recognized before it was able to handle the 2 x 4 GB 1866 MHz which came with my iMac.
It is stable and seems to boot and run much faster than with 16 GB of 1333 MHz RAM.
With what kind of benchmark I can check quickly if this isn't just imagination?
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newegg also says the corsair vengeance is 11-11-11-27
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820233597
click into the specifications tab
I think geekbench, I've heard of memtest too but I've never tried it
memtest86+. Actually not a benchmark, it just puts your RAM through as many usage scenarios as possible. It's great for testing stability or trying to isolate RAM in hardware testing if you suspect an issue. It's not a program you can run from OS X though. You boot into it (Linux) by installing it on a USB drive.I think geekbench, I've heard of memtest too but I've never tried it
@ericv just up this page you said it was the hyperx HX321LS11IB2/8 you got, right? that seems to be 11-12-13 from the kingston website. the 11-11-11 stuff is the HX321LS11IBK2/8 (extra K in the name) which seems to be discontinued for some reason. just 100% checking which one you bought before I spend.
It's 11-11-11-27 but according to reviews it usually some modules run at 27 but most are 31
Is there a 64gb set of ram at 2133mhz??
Thank you. I tried Geekbench now.
Sorry for being off topic, but I am really surprised. (iMac is following later)
There's quite a difference between the 1333 MHz and 2133 MHz RAM on my MacBook Pro Late 2011. I did not expect that it is even compatible with it.
Can you post your 32-bit results?
[doublepost=1457527093][/doublepost]I'm getting significantly higher than you with almost the same spec iMac - I'm on a fusion rather than straight SSD.
Overall 64-bit is 4693 and 17992.
Can you post your 32-bit results?
[doublepost=1457527093][/doublepost]I'm getting significantly higher than you with almost the same spec iMac - I'm on a fusion rather than straight SSD.
Overall 64-bit is 4693 and 17992.