Can you PM me with your name and contact information? I've got some requests from tankguys regarding about the RMA issues. I shipped some replacements last Friday (8-18-06) through post office and I want to make sure You were one of them. Thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pyr0
such a great service Team ;)
i bought 2x 1Gb temgroup PC2-5300 CL3-4-4-8 anyone know if this ram have same chips D9 as the pc 5300 CL3-3-3-8 or otherwise have chips elpidia ????
regards
D9's :)
Well after getting no response in XS'es Team forum I dropped by the official support forum. They recommend I RMA the sticks. Just trying to figure out who to talk to about the RMA, Team or Tankguys.Quote:
Originally Posted by fakhrain
Tekheads in the UK have 6 sticks of the 2 gig PC2-5300 3-4-4-8 sets in, and iv just picked up a few :D:D:D
Spoke to one of the reps on here and it seems as though tekheads might have recieved the last of the 3-4-4-8 kits. Mine were ordered today so il let you know in the next few days what my sticks are.
I hope you have only bought these in the last 7 days and have not used them. If so, return them under the Distance Selling Regulations and buy the better 3-3-3-8 kit or the higher rated 4-4-4-10 DDR2-800 kit from here:Quote:
Originally Posted by adfinni
http://www.memory-configurator.co.uk...urer-Team.html
You can talk to either of us - if you contact us, we ultimately just put you in contact with Team directly. Though often we put you on a "fast track" with them, so either way, you get taken care of quick.Quote:
Originally Posted by darkandlong
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Originally Posted by TankGuys
Thanks, I've emailed support@tankguys and posted in the Team Group section at the Tankguys forum. I'm sure someone will get in touch.
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Originally Posted by smids
I'm confused, why on earth should i do that ?
I would only do that if they aren't the micron D9 chips. Plus the teamgroup rep informed me that these shouldbe great clockers. What is the difference, as i assumed that the older kits were as good, if not better than the 3-3-3-8 kits ?
You've got me really worried now :(
Well, you paid more per kit for starters... although I initially posted thinking you'd paid way over the odds. When I bought my 3-3-3-8, they were £168 inc del but about a week ago they were only £150inc delivery but the price has gone up again... Still, you have paid about £10 per kit over the odds for higher rated stuff. Personally - and it really is an opinion - I would return it and save some money. They will be D9's but I was really looking at cost. It shouldn't matter too much, as I say, they were a LOT cheaper not long ago hence my quick post without actually checking the price... sorry ;) :).
ah cheers mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by smids
I just ordered from tekheads as they have stock and they have been good to me before. Plus when i looked at the other site the other day they were out of the 3-3-3-8 micron stuff. Anyway i got free delivery on the kits, so im not too bothered as long as they work and allow me to get the fsb on my P5B and 6300 up to over 500.
Im quite anal about ordering from the UK rather than europe, even though ive imported loads of expensive headphone etc from the yanks :D
thanks for the scaryness of your reply :) if they work ok then il keep em. Plus tekheads havnt sold any for about a week so lowered the price from 193 - 188in del. But when i first checked tekheads a week or two ago when they had no stock, the 2 gig set cost about £150, now the price seems to have been hiked up :(
edit, just looked on memoryconfig and the sets are about £185 inc del. im not too happy except i wish i bought the stuff over a week ago and saved 40 quid.
I ordered a 2Gb kit of teh pc5300 3-3-3-8 too.. though i am a little worried about how it will clock with the current dfi infinity bios... hopefully oskar wu will get the new modbios ready.
Anyone using 2x1GB Team 3-3-3-8 and a Gigabyte DS4?
Either of my sticks won't boot on this board regardless of bios version or vDimm. I know this board has probs with Micron chips but this is getting out of hand.
Not sure if this was posted anywhere, how much voltages can these babies eat? I was just playing around with my ram and did a 2:3 @533mhz (1066), these are the 3-4-4-8 667 sticks, atm my vram is at 2.25.
When I benched mine I ran at around 2.3/2.2V
Some people do more (2.4-2.6), but I think 2.3 < is voiding warranty :shrug:
i've brought my D9GMH based teamgroup to 2.75v, but i wouldn't recommend doing the same if you're even remotely concerned about warranty ;)
Recieved mine and they are no tthe 3-4-4-8 kits, but are the 3-3-3-8 ones :D:D:D
AND??????????? how they clock?
Mobo: P5B DL
Vdim: 2,45V
5300 3,3,3,8
http://www.ojdr2001.com/Imagens/p5bram580.jpg
http://www.ojdr2001.com/Imagens/p5bram442-3.jpg
Wow, nice.
Mine shipped today - First components for my new system.
They are enjoying the company of their packaging still :p:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sume4
My E6300's arrive today but my PSU won't be here until next next week. Il try lpaying with them as soon as i have modified the mobo this weekend :D
has anybody gotten tthe 2gb 667s to run over 500 on a ds3?
I have the Team Group pc6400 4-4-4-12 and i love those sticks.
Haven't test much yet but running Prime and memtest error free at DDR1000 4-4-3-12 with 2.4volts.
Max superpi 1m with 2.4volts DDR1200 5-5-5-15.
I think this is pretty good isn't it?
Its on Intel core Duo E6300 btw
Heres my new set with only 2.15V
http://img181.imageshack.us/img181/5...04largegs3.jpg
:D