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Sorry- really have only just got these. Working on a review but I have a lot of testing lined up. Will get on it ASAP though
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Note to self: buy new camera.
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Sorry- really have only just got these. Working on a review but I have a lot of testing lined up. Will get on it ASAP though
;)
Note to self: buy new camera.
i'll take some better pics for you :p:
looking forward to seeing how these perform even though we can't get them here in the US.
Nice!!! Waiting for your results:)
If they can do low tRFC is one question pass 550 MHz (if they pass lol)
I'll be very interested in these if they pass 550 mhz and are 24/7 stable too. Hurry up with the review :p
Are those D9GHMs?
Quick a throughtout review!!!!!!!!!!!
no, these are the newer micron IC's, hence the 4GB configurationQuote:
Originally Posted by somiao
Then it would suck, badly...
I hope the reviews prove me wrong...
they are the best 4GB kit on the marketQuote:
Originally Posted by somiao
Do they suck compared to older D9 stuff? I guess
But everyone wants 4GB
we went through this with D9DQT
Everyone said 130nm D9DQT was god
Then the newer 90nm D9GMH came out and became god
Now, it is 78nm's turn to play god, heh
Oh, how about the price?
On Crucials EU-Site it is listed for 124,-EUR and I guess for the US it'll be about 160,-USD. ;)
Awaits results.. :D
looks like a real fine pair.. :)
The main problem might be the following: PSC based modules manage 4-4-4-12 DDR2-800 no problem at ~2V most of the time and even overclock to about 450MHz at these setting with upto 2.2V. Setting timings to 5-5-5-15, they are able to reach as high as 550Mhz+.
Now these Crucials better be real great overclockers, or the cheaper PSC based modules will still keep the lead.
I'm awaiting the results with excitement, though. :)
They sure do look damn nice, as a start.
1100+ at 2.1 @ 5-5-5-15 with ease
Something most PSC can not do.
lots of new 4GB DDR2 kits comin out
got something coming my way to test out as well :up:
dont get too excitedQuote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
1150ish 5-5-5-15
Still better than most 2GB sticks though!
that's nothing to sneeze at really :up:
What blows me away is the low voltage capabilityQuote:
Originally Posted by dinos22
Currently testing at 1050 @ 1.8V and it is stable -- if I can hit 1100MHz @ 1.8V, i will be a happy person.
Not bad, now i want it too! lol
Push till the max! Amaze me~
so good ocing at low voltage? that is excellent!!!
is this ram using d9? i mean micron chips...since is crucial...i found out that the corshair have a 4gig using micron chips but is under 5.x version...
Probably it is micron,but not gmh so OC wont be something good,but for 4gb this stick is awesome
It IS Micron chips under the spreaders, Crucial RAM will never EVER be anything else ;)
Part one of the review is up in the review section. A mod can close this if considered appropriate. Iv finished waving my e-peen around :p:
That is NOT so. Crucial is a subsidary of Micron and is a business in it's own right. Crucial uses Elpida and other IC's for their Rendition series so I would like to see the Micron stamp on these Crucial IC's to see if they are in fact, Micron. Since Micron is not showing any 4GB kits in their samplings, I would have to see the markings.Quote:
Originally Posted by K404
http://www.micron.com/products/dram/...tatus=Sampling