G.Skill F2-6400CL5D-4GBPQ? what IC?

I got some of these not too long ago, & always assumed they were the same Powerchips as in the DDR2-1000 kit, but according to r00n's list they are D9HNL.

Anyway have confirmation for that?
I know i could rip off the heatspreaders on mine, but i'd rather not.

Try find info here:
http://209.85.135.104/translate_c?hl...3DVjw%26sa%3DG

I have one of those kits and they can do DDR2-1000 5-5-5-15 1,84v prime and memtest stable.

Someone correct me if i´m wrong but i didn´t see any Micron D9HNL doing something like this.

Micron D9NHL I have installed 20+ sticks of these in my workplace solidworks cad systems. Pic that shows the chips are pretty blurry.
http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o...6/P1010008.jpg
http://i118.photobucket.com/albums/o...6/P1010006.jpg

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Originally Posted by Cordovader

I have one of those kits and they can do DDR2-1000 5-5-5-15 1,84v prime and memtest stable.

Someone correct me if i´m wrong but i didn´t see any Micron D9HNL doing something like this.

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thats not micron micron needs volts mine need 2.3V for c5 1000mhz, thats probly the slightly lower or identical powerchip ics that are in the 1000mhz

but the old kits are micron

Eh, even more confusion.

So some are certainly Micron D9HNL, but i also have never seen that IC clock worth anything, which is why i assumed it was the same Powerchips as in the 500 MHz kit, likely just lower binned.

Well, maybe someone else will chime in or Bei Fei, wanna pull off some more heatspreaders if you have some newer ones? ;)

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Originally Posted by zanzabar

thats not micron micron needs volts mine need 2.3V for c5 1000mhz, thats probly the slightly lower or identical powerchip ics that are in the 1000mhz

but the old kits are micron

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Yes, at firts i tought it was Micron looking at Roon´s list (i picked this kit because a friend of mine bought 2 for error and at that moment i needed 4gb).

But i remember exactly what both of you say , that Micron needs more volts and their oc average is not that good. I´m pretty sure they are the new Powerchips, just lower binned than the 8000CL4D kit.

Funny it´s the first time i´m happy for not having Micron IC´s in my modules :p:

hmmm i did some quick tests and found they did act like promos stuff too.

I can check some of the new sets that I have next week sometime and see what chips they all have.

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Originally Posted by Bei Fei

I can check some of the new sets that I have next week sometime and see what chips they all have.

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http://ramlist.ath.cx/ddr2/


Carsten

You got me curious so here you are :)

http://img257.imageshack.us/img257/7482/img4745poy7.jpg

http://img257.imageshack.us/img257/8191/img4746pmn9.jpg

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Originally Posted by Cordovader

You got me curious so here you are :)

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That's Powerchip without a doubt. I'll update my RAM List accordingly. Thanks. :)

I knew it!

So apparently G.Skill was initially using D9HNL, but i've suspected for a long time now that it was Powerchips, since D9HNL doesn't clock worth anything (& most of these kits do clock well).

Thanx guys, keep the results coming.

Folks!

I have signature system, and I would like to try F2-6400CL5D-4GBPQ, it's is good option??

Not so soon, I will to get a new motherboard. Probable only get a new, when the x38 mobos are cheap...

I has Vista Ultimate x86, XP pro x86 and some Linux distro x64 /x86 work fine...

Thanks in advance!