PSC based memory list

GeIL Ultra 4GB (2 x 2GB) DDR3 2000 (PC3 16000) GU34GB2000C9DC Seem to be PSC, XEC522A3G-A printed on chips.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820144379

Kingmax Hercules DDR3-2200 2x2048Mb
http://www.kingmax.com/en_03_product_content.asp?sn=54
2453 8-11-8-27 1.80V (MemTest86+)
http://img99.imageshack.us/img99/738...ffjxfdxx09.jpg

Kingmax Hercules Nano TDT DDR3-2200 2x2048Mb
http://www.kingmax.com/en_03_product_content.asp?sn=97
2525 9-12-9-27 1.85V (MemTest86+)
http://img577.imageshack.us/img577/2...ffjxfdxx09.jpg

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Originally Posted by M.Beier

I dont know if this is the case anymore, but the reason why earlier G.Skill wouldnt announce which IC was being used, was due the fact that they could change it to more cost effecient, and if running out of stock, using other IC to acheive same settings, therefore, you wont have a gurantee that you get a certain type of IC.

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oh so this why flares went from $430 1.65 volts 8-9-8-24 2000mhz 2x4gs (8gbs) to $250 1.55 9-10-9-28 2000mhz 2x4gbs (8gbs).
they where low stock and the others they have more stock of. :( I want some of those 8-9-8-24 though, oh well. I have the other coming for me

Exceleram Red Culvert 4GB DDR3 1600 CL 6-8-7-24 1,65V have PSC and they are cheap. Can hit 1000MHz CL 6-9-6-24 trfc 88 1t :)

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Originally Posted by @rne

Exceleram Red Culvert 4GB DDR3 1600 CL 6-8-7-24 1,65V have PSC and they are cheap. Can hit 1000MHz CL 6-9-6-24 trfc 88 1t :)

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Good to hear :D

There are 2 versions. One with green PCB and one with 8 layer black PCB (made by guys who are also making for Mushkin Europe).
Prices are 70 euros and 86 euros for the green PCB and the black PCB respectively.
I'm considering these two. Which one should I take?
Is it worth to spend more on the black PCB?

Danke :D

I tested the cheaper one ;)

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Originally Posted by @rne

I tested the cheaper one ;)

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Thanks, I'll take the cheaper :)

G.Skill ECO 1600Mhz (both the 8-8-8 and 7-8-7 kits) are indeed a toss-up between PSC chips and Elpida BBSE chips, but are usually PSC. My kits run 1.6V 6-8-6-20 so I'm assuming they're both PSC.