Saw this over on vr-zone and nearly shat myself when I saw what IC it was...
http://www.vr-zone.com/?i=4638
Hits 687mhz 1m superpi stable 5-6-6-18 2.45v...
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Saw this over on vr-zone and nearly shat myself when I saw what IC it was...
http://www.vr-zone.com/?i=4638
Hits 687mhz 1m superpi stable 5-6-6-18 2.45v...
Whoa, who would have thought non-D9 chips can do such clocks on relatively low volts (compared to some extreme volts I've seen that is). Now just need to see other similar results to be sure this is not super good luck!
Hynix? Get out. I was guessing ProMos.
wonder how 2x1GB overclocks
Amazed ! :woot:
Darn my guess was elpida.Quote:
Originally Posted by metro.cl
Yea too bad it wasn't 1gb sticks I wanna see that too. Anyone wanna buy some to find out??? :D:D
er that's if they have em i didn't even check yet.
1 gig for $170? that's more than d9's are going for right now... they better have some overclockability...
Really nice for that price.
CAS3 frecuency seems to be very good for its price.
I was thinking on ProMOS also...
DDR2-850 cas 4 or 5 @ DDR2-1374... Just a little overclockability...Quote:
Originally Posted by m0da
Not bad at all. I guessed all the IC's I knew and Hynix never came to mind :P
:eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: WTF
looks like the hunt begins for these ICs now :D
http://img443.imageshack.us/img443/9452/untitledvt7.jpg
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Originally Posted by dinos22
hynix will back after D43:D
looks like ddr2 prices are going to tank in the next month or two :)
nice that is a good startand definitely great new for us
But those memories don't like tight timings the most amazing part is hitting PC8000C4 with very low voltages but looks like it don't like any thing above 2.1V very bad scaling
i have a value ddr2 with hynix c4 chip that run over than 600 @ 2.4v.....it cost me about $100 for 512*2
Rating : Orleans 3000+
Clock : 3046
Vcore (CPUZ) :1.75v
Cooling :TT Big Typhoon Lapped, Panaflo 12cm Exshaust, TT 12 cm intake
Motherboard :DFI NF4 Ultra II Infinity-M2
Memory :Hynix C4 2x512mb
Stabilty test : Super pi 32m
Validation link : http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc?id=136647
Screensyut:
http://img457.imageshack.us/img457/5...32m175vbd2.jpg
Where did you hear?Quote:
Originally Posted by ziddey
i guess this the end of the Micron era ...
gotta love some healthy competition :D
It must be really new, its not even on twinmos site
PC2-6800 rating may be first reflection of new 333 bus, PC26400 doesnt quite make it @4:5 (2.5 multiplier)
266.6 X 2.5 = 800
333.3 X 2.5 = 833.3
266.6 × 2.5 = 667, not 800.Quote:
Originally Posted by wazoo99
Besides, they don't use the bandwidth of 6800MB/s to indicate the FSB. It's just a marketing decision.
Very nice results, hopefully with the crashing DDR2 prices and the competition that the hynix modules will bring against Micron we will see nice 2gb ddr2-800 kits for under $200.
wow man put some more vdimm on the RAM :eek:
D9 = MicronQuote:
Originally Posted by Hutch
Hynix is just normal DDR2 ;)
Yellowbeard pointed out at www.i4memory.com to an interesting but somewhat sad reality some of you will face in purchasing Hynix RAM......there will be some big price tags on these that's for sure
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Originally Posted by Yellowbeard
hynix has had that tariff for a long time though, even in the ddr1 days... people still bought it ;)
edit: looked at the specs. it's hynix's equivalent of D9GKX... ddr2-800 at 5-5-5
noticed some russian website with those ICs doing 1000MHz 5-5-5-x with 1.9v :eek: nice ICs for sureQuote:
Originally Posted by ozzimark
just need all these guys to get them and start pumping them out :D