some test of new Micron D9HNL chips (78nm 1Gb DDR2)

[oijkue]

http://raxkingkong.myweb.hinet.net/D9/08.JPG

micron DDR-667 1GB*2 (single side)
2.0v DDR2-800 5-5-5-15 (cant do 4-4-4-12)
2.2v DDR2-900 5-5-5-15 (cant do DDR2-1000,maybe BIOS issue)...

source here:
http://www.xfastest.com/viewthread.php?tid=982

[derektm]

How cute!

[xlink]

2.05V I get 4-4-3 @800 with some D9GCT

and GCT is low binned, I got this kit for $160 right as the price gouging began...

[Vapor]

Ain't bad at all for 1Gb ICs.....good to see this density getting more and more attention.

[xlink]

ohh, it's single sided...

missed that part, then that might be more worthy...

[[XC] Aerosupra]

veery good chips considering the density, I hope that they wont be too expensive,
I wonder how would 2x2gb(double-sided) perform ...

[WeStSiDePLaYa]

we wont really know how good they are until they are binned. one slow chip could have held back the whole stick.

[nn_step]

looks promising for 2GB sticks

[Chocolate Pi]

I'm with nn_step on this one. Bring on the speedy 4 GB kits!

[irev210]

i got a set of GEIL's with the D9HNL or whatever on them.

seems to like voltage atleast.

[deathman20]

I'm with nn_step on this one. Bring on the speedy 4 GB kits!

Indeed that would be great. Using 4 sticks currently and 2 would be that much better for the size, let alone that might be possible to get speedy 8gig of ram :)

[afireinside]

I guess this is what mushkin is using on their lower latency 4gb kits?

[Revv23]

hows it work with 6-4-4?

[Qkjhfhaiguihfma]

i have a feeling this is going to be the new trend from oem's, packing every desktop with 4gb+ of ram trying to tell everyone they "need" it like they "need" 500gb hard drives when in reality 90% of the population needs 40gb. especially since no one is going to be running an operating system that can fully use more than 2gb of ram.

i was looking at some cheap servers from dell yesterday and couldn't figure out why it was so freaking expensive until i removed the "standard" 56k modem for $70.

god i hate oem's. sorry for the rant.

[Revv23]

i have a feeling this is going to be the new trend from oem's, packing every desktop with 4gb+ of ram trying to tell everyone they "need" it like they "need" 500gb hard drives when in reality 90% of the population needs 40gb. especially since no one is going to be running an operating system that can fully use more than 2gb of ram.

i was looking at some cheap servers from dell yesterday and couldn't figure out why it was so freaking expensive until i removed the "standard" 56k modem for $70.

god i hate oem's. sorry for the rant.


well it is thier job to sell hardware. if it werent for them technology wouldnt be where it is today...

however $70 for 56k is pretty dumb.

[-Sweeper_]

d9ghm's and d9gkx's are 78nm?

[Revv23]

d9ghm's and d9gkx's are 78nm?

i dont think so...

[oijkue]

d9ghm's and d9gkx's are 78nm?
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=128778&page=2
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