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does anyone know what IC's these chips use?
i found this browsing google image search
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top two were on a P5Q-pro bottom was my crosshair II formula
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=178953
this frequency are realy interesant
last time when i buy memories im shop i see this pair but iīm realy afraid from the maximum speed and i donīt know what chips are there
but if the every pair are same good as this next time i bought it :up:
thx for little review:yepp:
Most likely these are D9JKH (HQ-187E).
See this thread for a little more info.
thats what i thought i read through there but i thought that 2GB sticks were none D9....hmmmQuote:
Originally Posted by r00n
crucial is owned by micron so they will use d9 whenever they can. they originally had hnl then switched to non micron since hnl is bad, then micron got a new design and they went back
my current setup is running them here
DRAM@2.1v (real)
CPU@1.425v
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wow 1250! nice !
thanks i should be able to get them higher i had them @1266 but the cpu didnt like that speedQuote:
Originally Posted by HDCHOPPER
BTW, as I might be in the market for some new DDR2 soon:
How do these sticks fair with lower timings? For example the lowest timings in the range of 400-450MHz? I would probably run them 1:1 with FSB on an Intel system, that's why I'm asking. If you find the time, I'd really appreciate your effort. ;)