TWIN3X2048-1800C7DF R?!?! Isn't that supposed to be G?

[GluteusMaximus]

Ordered two sets of TWIN3X2048-1800C7DF and noticed that "STORE" had provided me an e-mail showing them as TWIN3X2048-1800C7DF R (note the 'R' at the end). I have always seen a G there instead of a R. Is this something I should know about? Has me a little worried. I always assumed a G at the end of anything meant "Green". Maybe R means "RAPED" on those prices. :D

Also, can anyone confirm if this memory module has the micron D9-GTR on it?

[Roger_D25]

The first and second kits of DDR3 RAM I ever purchased were both of the Corsairs PC3-14400 memory (non-XMP and XMP versions). I can verfiy that the kits I had were indeed D9GTR IC based. I ended up returning both kits because of the extreme prices. At that time there were other "high-binned" GTR kits available for much lower prices. With that said however those kits are pretty impressive.

[Yellowbeard]

There is a sticky here in this section with our IC listings:

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=131681

[Yellowbeard]

Oh, and if you ordered from the Egg, the "R" is their code for retail AFAIK. This is to distinguish from OEM parts.

[Roger_D25]

Yellowbeard - Its probably already posted here somewhere but does Corsairs have plans to release a PC3-16000 kit anytime soon? Granted IC's capable of this speed (with your binning process) are few and far between but do you have any idea? (Back on topic now)

[Yellowbeard]

We are always pursuing faster speed grades. I have not time table as we are still watching both the ICs and the 790i maturing. Right now, it is a slow process overall.

[Yellowbeard]

Our 4gb kits are coming along nicely:

http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/memory/display/corsair-ddr3-1800-4gb.html