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take a look at this guys:
http://www.pconline.com.cn/diy/marke...jintiao_03.jpg
:woot:
hopefully you all know that Samsung UCCC ICs which can be found on todays enthusiast RAM is revision C based.
whether revision D of Samsung 64×8 ICs will bring us what revision F of 32M×8 ones did, it remains to be seen.
anyway, here are some links (with a few more pics):
http://www.pconline.com.cn/diy/marke...11/725148.html
http://big5.pconline.com.cn/b5/www.p...12/730622.html
any comments?
:)
Cl3?
its not the point what specific RAM brand/model is one those links, but rather that rev. D of Samsung 64M×8 ICs has finally arrived.
FYI, first time current rev. C UCCC was spotted, it was also on some value CL3 rated stuff.
The new OCZ PC4000EB also uses UCCC.... Thread was removed dunno why :confused: It may be those new rev UCCC :)
no, 4000EB is still CE-6.
the one with UCCC posted in that thread was either some kind of production error or retailer's fraud.
The photo that person was showing few weeks ago was UCCC Rev.C and most likely it was some shaddy stuff on the seller's side or fake anyway... Besides, we're yet to see UCCC doing 5-2-3-2.5(3.0) @ DDR500 ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by DaWaN
I wonder, what Rev.D is going to bring us? DDR600 for the masses, not the chosen ones only :D ? Good find, high5...
thanks. :toast:Quote:
Originally Posted by bachus_anonym
well, i'm hoping it'll bring us the flexibility TCCD did. high OC potential and low latencies (not necessarily 2-2-2, 2-3-2 would also be nice) at lower speeds. :)
Ooh I hope rev. D brings 300MHz to all.
My EB's are gaming stable @ 270 3-3-2-5 1:1 :D So i know these run good.
probably just a die shrink with minor tweaks, similar to the differences between micron C and D ;)
look at the ratings. (at least what i think it says :rolleyes: )
DDR 400 3-3-3
DDR 520 3-4-4-7
looks very promising :slobber: