G Skill F2-6400PHU2-2GBHZ chips

Hi,

Are this still using D9GMH chips....I am bit apprehensive as I see the new revision are not doing 1000@4-4-4-12 so easily which was so easy earlier:mad:

Any pointers from support.....does the RAMs getting so cheaper have an affect on ur rigorous testing :rolleyes:

The ones I have are 99% D9GCT, or so I was told...

They're from the 22nd calendar week 2007

I too want to know if they are still using D9GMH. Waiting for G S Tech to reply.

Thanks.

it is using D9GMH now

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Originally Posted by G.S Technician

it is using D9GMH now

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Thanks a lot for the confirmation. Really appreciated :clap:

yup, guess i can get a pair then

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Originally Posted by G.S Technician

it is using D9GMH now

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So back to D9GMH only ?

This is what I got in mail from them :

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Hi

F2-6400PHU2-2GBHZ is using 10% D9GKX, 80% D9GMH or 10% D9GCT.

Thank you
Denny
GSKILL USA REP

From: Mohit Singhania [mailto:]
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2007 9:47 AM
To: ustech@gskill.com
Subject: Regarding G Skill F2-6400PHU2-2GBHZ chips

Hey,

I am from India. And as you must be knowing that we don't get quality RAM here.

Now, I was just about to get a pair of G Skill F2-6400PHU2-2GBHZ memory picked from Newegg by a friend who is coming down from the States, when I read on some forums that these are no longer confirmed to be Micron D9GMH chips.

Can you please confirm this ? I really don't want to be stuck with lower binned D9's that won't clock well. As I mentioned already that we don't have any decent RAM available in India anyways.

Thanks.

Regards,

Mohit Singhania

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Hi

The recent batch are all using D9GMH. If you purchase with black PCB, that must be D9GMH.

Thank you
Denny
GSKILL USA REP

From: Mohit Singhania [mailto:]
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2007 10:18 AM
To: G.SKILL USA SUPPORT
Subject: Re: Regarding G Skill F2-6400PHU2-2GBHZ chips

Thanks a lot for the very prompt reply Denny. Really appreciated. But I am paranoid that I may not get D9GMH :-(

Anyways, thanks for your help.

Regards,

Mohit

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Hi, I m thinking of taking a Gskill GBHZ PC6400 2GB kit frm someone...he sent me a pic which says the SN are :

S/N---72301200268xx
S/N---72301200268xx

Plz G skill tech can u help me with which chips they are...D9GMH/D9GCT etc

Thanks in advance as i thinking of picking it if D9GMH/D9GKX

regenade

all the recent batch are using D9GMH. if you have black PCB that is 100% D9GMH. 723 bath is using black pcb so it must be D9GMH.

10% GKX, 80% GMH, and 10% GCT for entire HZ. when you want to quote my words please also inclulde your question, otherwise people don't know what am i talking about

Hey G.Skill are these D9GMH?

72601200896xx
71901200767xx
What is the maximun voltage they can take 24/7?

I have 2x1GB of each.

Thanks

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Originally Posted by doakh

Hey G.Skill are these D9GMH?

72601200896xx
71901200767xx
What is the maximun voltage they can take 24/7?

I have 2x1GB of each.

Thanks

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should be GMH but i am not sure. 24/7 using 2.2v and less

I got a 72601200860xx, it has a Black PCB, so I'm guessing it's a D9GMH, can u confirm that?

What voltage can I run them 24/7 ?

@Kniwor
Its already mentioned in the last post that while using these sticks 24x7 you need to use a Vdimm of 2.2v and lesser.

Is this still true with this fine RAM?

F2-6400PHU2-2GBHZ is D9GMH?

For sale here:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231065

yes Micron

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Originally Posted by G.S Technician

yes Micron

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Thanks, D9GMH?

not sure it is GCT or GMH or GKX

Thanks

I got a kit with the green pcb today from newegg. What are they?

still micron but not sure is gct, gmh or gkx

Okay, thanks, testing now --- they seem fast and run 1066 with loose timings -- 2.0VDIMM in P5E BIOS