Another New + Entry level of Micron D9 from GSKILL

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Originally Posted by afireinside

Nice Bachus :D Have you tried tightening the TRC to 12 or can those rams not run it?

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Absolutely! TRC=12 plus tightening TWR, TRRD and TWTR shaves another 5s in 32M :)

SPi32M @ 350x8=2800MHz, DDR2-1120 8-4-4-4.0-2T --- SP32M - Drive Strengths window

http://www.clockmehigh.com/cooler/sc...ight_1_4x3.jpg http://www.clockmehigh.com/cooler/sc...ight_2_4x3.jpg

Nice :D You're 11 sec faster than my 2.85 ddr1142 run at the same timings...
http://afireinside.evilspork.net/AFI/AM2/571-32m.JPG

Might pick up this gskill kit since I need a 2gb set and they clock like hell.

@ Bachus

that is very nice report :)
always love to see your superb detail oc report :up:

Bachus, nice report ;)

Can you please tell me what is the max stable mem OC @ cas 4 with only 2,3v ?

Thanks.

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Originally Posted by G.S Technician

@ Bachus
that is very nice report :) always love to see your superb detail oc report :up:

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Thanks! This one did got a bit different as most of my "battle" with those sticks ended up in my AM2 testing thread.

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Originally Posted by jVIDIA

Bachus, nice report ;)
Can you please tell me what is the max stable mem OC @ cas 4 with only 2,3v ?
Thanks.

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Well, I have not run SP2004 for this (only 32M and moved up) but 2.3v got me SPi32M stable @ DDR2-1080 8-4-4-4.0. But I'm pretty sure, SP2004 stress would pass at this speed. Hope it helps :)

http://www.clockmehigh.com/cooler/sc...2-1040_4x3.jpg

Hey bachus...what are the tightest timings you can get @1050mhz and 2.5v...?

edit: and why doesn't anyone use mem86 for stability?

Depends on which version your talking about, dos version sux for stability as it will pass you well higher than what is windows stable, the windows version however is pretty good, it catches errors most windows memory stability test programs would miss and usually give you and answer within 12 hours as to your stability, but obviously leaving on even longer only will go to enusure your definately stable.

Just received mine today.

2gb GSkill 6400 HZ S/N 0605....

It replaced 1GB of Corsair 5400ul.

I was on my P5WD2 Premium @ 2,3v (máx allowed by the mobo) with the 5400ul at 960MHz cas 4-2-3-4-2

With the GSkill the best stable is (at 960MHz) cas 4-3-4-4-2. Had to raise the 2nd and 3trd timmings.

The memory benches seens equal or a little better then the 5400ul ! Not bad for 2GB.

One objective with this Gskill's was to have 1066MHz @ CAS 4, but with only 2,3v It's not possible :( even tried cas 5-5-5-5 !

At least 1000MHz still at CAS 4 it seemed to handle well ... dont remember the timmings.

The máx. stable with Corsair 5400ul @ cas 4-x-x-x was 980MHz !

Conclusion: I was afraid of loosing performance by going to 2GB of mem but I feel that's not true.

I'm happy for the price/performance ratio of this mem's.

The 1066MHz barrier is the only point that's was not acomplished :slapass: need more vdimm :(

I have found a kit of those Gskill with P/N 0631, are those sticks Micron based?? I think so, but I prefer to ask before buy.
Thanks in advance.

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Originally Posted by Lord_RTKK

I have found a kit of those Gskill with P/N 0631, are those sticks Micron based?? I think so, but I prefer to ask before buy.
Thanks in advance.

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Humm, I think you have made a mistake, if I have well understand the P/N 0605 means the years 2006 and the month 05 as may , I order one kit too in germany after they get me the insurance to get a 0606 kit , all their 0605 were sold out.

maybe I'm wrong then correct me if so.

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Originally Posted by tomati

Humm, I think you have made a mistake, if I have well understand the P/N 0605 means the years 2006 and the month 05 as may , I order one kit too in germany after they get me the insurance to get a 0606 kit , all their 0605 were sold out.

maybe I'm wrong then correct me if so.

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:confused: :confused: :confused: :confused:

In the online shop that I have asked they hace replied to me this... 0631... :confused:

I will ask again, may be a mistake from the shop... :slapass: :nono:

Ok, I get your answer.

look at this :

http://img469.imageshack.us/img469/3...tt060314hp.jpg


that's a 0603 kit and as you said the shop made a mistake with the 06031.

I will sent you a PM with the shop were I bought mine.

Great news for me, I am looking for the ddr2 chips :) Thx

Are prices likely to fall any on these in the next month or so? Just wondering whether I should buy now or hold out.

Does 0604 have D9 ?


Thanks

Very nice! I may check these out!

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Originally Posted by wa77ss

Does 0604 have D9 ?


Thanks

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according to 1 post only the batch after 0605 include are D9 so 0604 don't.

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Originally Posted by wa77ss

Does 0604 have D9 ?
Thanks

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No, tomati is right, only modules with S/N >=0605 do have D9.

Tested mine at 2,3v and got 100% stable :

http://img234.imageshack.us/img234/1...emematcas5.jpg

Not bad.

I'm using them at 967MHz CAS 4-3-4-4-2 on my P5WD2 Premium.

Changed from AOpen + yonah to BadAxe + E6600 and got:

1076 Mhz 4,4,3,2 @ only 2,2V :)

http://img383.imageshack.us/img383/7...107622v8rw.jpg

nice result guys. :)

OJ, that was with only 2.2v ?? :slobber:

And is it 100% stable or just for Super PI ? :D

I test mine with 1 memtest and 3 SP2004 ! All running at the same time :banana:

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Originally Posted by jVIDIA

OJ, that was with only 2.2v ?? :slobber:

And is it 100% stable or just for Super PI ? :D

I test mine with 1 memtest and 3 SP2004 ! All running at the same time :banana:

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i 've said it before and i'll say it again..
if you trully want to find a stable frequency for your ram...
try SnM memoroy test...
if you pass that
your ram is S T A B L E

SnM ??? What are you talking about ? :(

just ordered a set of this sweet ram from ocwear, they should be 0606's :woot: