Bros! i bought this new stick but the chip is not JNM anyway.
I thought the new module is not JNM anymore.
Trust me. I bought THEM a lot but this time they are not JNM at all.
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Bros! i bought this new stick but the chip is not JNM anyway.
I thought the new module is not JNM anymore.
Trust me. I bought THEM a lot but this time they are not JNM at all.
The Crucial value RAM are very good RAM as I had the 2x1GB sticks for my 790 and they would do 1900 at 7-7-7-21 1T. Not to mention they were $12 a piece!!!
No, not all are microns despite the crucial brand. I can't confirm it myself but that is what I've been told
And yeah, I have a 3x2GB kit myself and if you get micron IC then you can easily expect ~1800 stable with reasonable <1.9V volts and even 2K for some 1M testing or more depending on luck
I've never seen a Crucial kit with other chips than Micron, for sure. But I suppose there is a possibility.Quote:
Originally Posted by kiwi
I heard something from my friend with new Crucial Tracer 1600C8 Tripple-Channel it used Samsung HCF0 IC lol :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mean Machine
btw. i have it now and i'll try to remove heatspreader and will sharing again ;)
waits for eva2000 to find a australian retailer with these :)
going to buy this amazing kit immediately :D ...even if i have not a i7 system yet :p
terrific OC capabilities...
I bought 12 kits back in September, and they were all D9GTS :clap:
Sold a bunch, gave one kit to TAT at GOOC 2008, and have three unopened kits left.
I hope they are as good as yours! :up:
are D9gts as good as these ones?Quote:
I bought 12 kits back in September, and they were all D9GTS
Yea, gts should be just as good if not better. At least gts on 1GB modules scales past 2V and can run tighter subtimings
yep, I was surprised as well but obviously they sometimes do use non micron chips for some reasonQuote:
Originally Posted by Mean Machine
thanks for the info...anyway doesn't matter what kind of chip i'll find...both rocks really much!
Wow, very nice memory, and the price is really low.
Anybody hear something about Ballistix which can hit 2000 cl7 with low volts?
Thanks to the OP for this thread. I just bought 3x1GB JNM kit for my buddy, it was bundled with P6T motherboard, payed less than ~ 80€.
Will do a OC report on thursday! :up:
I ordered also one kit ... 55€ shipped. I dont know what ICs they got :)
Me too, should arrive in a week, U$42 for the kit, U$45 for shipping :ROTF:
Ill post IC type and results when they arrive.
Well,just ordered 2x4gb kits :D..lets see whats gonna be
Thanks for the info..
@NBF
LOL ..:ROTF:
I want this . My m8 will tell to me if they are with D9JNM actually for only 35€ .
I really hope most are D9JNM, cause i'm planning on getting a kit myself next week.
Nice stuff abang, hope when i meet you in BKK, i can buy 3 pair :D
really nice memory...I will buy a few of this kits next week:yepp:
Very similar results from Ballistix 6gb 1333mhz CL7 kit here - 1600mhz 7-7-6-20-1T 1.65v. Not tried higher speed and higher latency yet as tbh I didnt imagine Id get near 2000mhz so I didnt try (200bclk so 1600 or 2000) - looks like I have some playing about to do when I get home to see what they can do.
great news and review, bro
nice finding such price/value memory:up::up:
$100 for value ram is quite expensive, but it doesn't matter because a good performance
some update after a quite long time:DI have this memory with Microns D9JNM's on AMD platform and it's "a little" good:cool:judge for yourself
http://www.abload.de/thumb/untitled1kqga.png
VRAM was around 1.98V...If you want to see some different benchmarks or settings, I can do it on Crosshair IV Formula, which may be better for RAM testing:up: