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I've just recently purchased a pair of G. Skill F2-6400PHU2-2GBHZ. However, I was a little surprised to find out that begun using D9GCT.
Has anyone here purchased the same pair of sticks and also got the same sticks? How does it stack up?
My system is down out the moment so I can't test it, but I'm interested to find out how they may perform.
Hi, what is the first few digits of the s/n? thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kaosu
Hmm, seems they have moved on from D9GMH as well. Not really a suprise though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kaosu
D9GCT is the 3.7ns counterpart of D9GMH (3.0ns) and D9GKX (2.5ns).Quote:
Has anyone here purchased the same pair of sticks and also got the same sticks? How does it stack up?
My system is down out the moment so I can't test it, but I'm interested to find out how they may perform.
After D9GKX and D9GMH it is the best IC in the D9Gxx-class and in some cases even beats them.
I recently bought some myself but i haven't taken off the heat spreaders to find out what ic's they use. My motherboard is out for rma so i can't really test the ram anymore but i hit a max of about 1140mhz. I've found that 1t command rate performed horribly on the motherboard but it might be the board's problem. Couldn't even get 700mhz 1t at any voltage. I'll post the last few digits of my s/n as soon as i get back on the weekend.
The first few numbers of it are 6520.
could you please post a picture of them? :toast:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kaosu
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GBHZ 60 minuts Orthos = PASS.
Vdimm 2.45 bios Asus P5B Deluxe.
Patch: 7010XXX
ICS: D9GMH (B6-30ns).
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