Corsair Vengeance CMZ8GX3M2A1600C8 tested with 8-8-8-24 and 1T or 2T?

I'm having hard time to get these sticks work with my Corsair Vengeance CMZ8GX3M2A1600C8 RAM and after reading so many things about it I want to check that the testing strategy of this RAM is to be use an 8-8-8-24 -1T or 8-8-8-24 -2T. I buy this RAM in last month. Any help to find out this would be appreciating.

Corsair Vengeance DDR3 memory modules are designed with overclockers in mind. The RAM stickers state it runs at 8-8-8-24, which is fine. Try running intel processor checker utility. This will be help to check that the testing strategy of this RAM. This will be work to identify and solve such type of problem. then use it and see what happen onto it.

There are several "Corsair Vengeance DDR3 (2x4GB) cas 8 1600". Vengeance memory is designed specifically for the latest CPUs. It will be fine. The MB will support up to 1333mhz memory. If you want to check that the device is correct or not then the best way is to be use an manual of this device. It gives you the indication of that this device has to be correct device or not.

As far as the BIOS settings and what slots to use for Dual channel is to be gives the indication of that this is the best that can be provide you the facility. you got it working now. 8-8-8-24 With 1,64 volt. Its very extraordinary.

The BIOS of the system has to be gives the indication that the configuration of RAM provides this information. You need to use an BIOS for detecting this information. This BIOS has to be gives you this information on the CPU configuration section. Vengeance memory modules provide users with outstanding memory performance. Intel Dual processors and upcoming 2nd Generation Intel Core platforms. This information can be help to do this task and it really work to solve your problem.

The XMP value should be the same as the tested value. XMP is a extreme memory profile and enabling it might set the ram correctly. Using this value you can find out that the testing utility of this RAM. You can view this value on the CMOS setting of the BIOS or just inside the manual of this RAM.

Like i said my ram worked fine on am3 setup too, but not on my p8p67 pro rev 3.1, i5 2500k. This type of RAM has been not gives any problem and you need to use this for solving your complicated problem. It has passed all the previous tests. I use this 8GB of RAM and I haven’t faced any problem with this RAM. The configuration of this RAM can be say that it is tested with 8-8-8-24 and 1T or 2T.

The description of this RAM is an High-performance 8GB Vengeance Dual Channel Kit, 1600MHz, 8-8-8-24, 1.5V. There is no need to find out that this is 1T or 2T. I think there is no need to find this if the RAM is work in well manner. Then avoid such type of testing if it doesn’t gives any problem onto it.

If you want to push the limits be alert that bios auto recovery feature kicks in fast with some bios. If you're at rest using 1T, then this 1T may require the extra voltage because it is usually less stable than 2T. Vengeance memory modules provide users with outstanding memory performance and stability. You would think if the set can run 1866 stable w/ 9-10-9-28-2T.

If still you have faced any problem with this then you need to contact the official site expert. The expert person on that site helps to use this for solving your complicated problem. The other settings of this motherboard are set by the MB maker and are chipset specific. For more information you can contact the official site expert as well as read the manual of this motherboard. Try this and see what happen onto it.