Some updated GSkill TCCD info and bench

when are they going to start making 4800 in individual 512 sticks?

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Originally Posted by wfarid

when are they going to start making 4800 in individual 512 sticks?

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It's not the problem Gskill can make the ram or not..it's the point GSkill hand pick the same TCCD IC and test all night to specify the latency!

Thank you for your question. :D ;)

thats awesome, nice to see that u guys are quality ram makers...

j@cko, you have so much luck 1PgBook has given his apologies...
I don't understand your hatred towards people who ask simple questions (with simple answers recieved). Before making a bigger ass of yourself (since I am right), please go find therapy or something.

1PgBook, thanks ;)
Btw, you got PM :)

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Originally Posted by ctgilles

j@cko, you have so much luck 1PgBook has given his apologies...
I don't understand your hatred towards people who ask simple questions (with simple answers recieved). Before making a bigger ass of yourself (since I am right), please go find therapy or something.

1PgBook, thanks ;)
Btw, you got PM :)

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Got you..
I just try to be polite and fair to every firend here. ;)

Thank you for your understanding

Kev

Looks like some of you have forgotten rule # 1.

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1. Absolutely NO personal attacks, flaming or inciting flaming will be tolerated, no exceptions.

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If you wanna flame at each other, do it somewhere else but not in this forums.

j@cko and ctgilles : you have PM.

I dunno why he started flaming me, just know I regret nothing.
1PgBook, sorry mate for this to happen in this thread, I will revoke my reply to maintain a clean thread for Gskill .

EDIT:
-saaya

It happened and the clock can't be turned back.
So let's move on and stay on topic, please.

Is it possible to know the type of memory PCB used on these modules? Are they JEDEC reference design? link

GSKILL PC4800(DDR600) 3-4-4-8 PC3200 2-2-2-5 (Dual channel)

http://www.gskill.com/reviews/images/431_1-s.JPG

Thanks

pokipoki

where did you get them from?

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Originally Posted by Bennah

where did you get them from?

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from gskill website

pic above from
http://www.gskill.com/reviews/images/431_1-s.JPG

pokipoki

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Originally Posted by Flox

I´ll do when they arrive. NF7-S mobo...

Greetz, Flox

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cant wait to see how they do ;)

As I know, the TCCD only has two pcbs,
1. B6U808
2.B6u815

"my personal experience" is that 808 performs better than 815.

Can we tell with we have got (808 or 815) by looking at the RAM sticks themselves? Like a code on the label etc?

JWB

@ Onepagebook: my GSkill arrived in Frankfurt Airport...;)

tomorrow there will be a lot of tests ;)

guys @ US: look what i've found ;)

http://www.excaliberpc.com/default.php?cPath=163_520

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Originally Posted by JWB

Can we tell with we have got (808 or 815) by looking at the RAM sticks themselves? Like a code on the label etc?

JWB

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http://www.e04hardware.com/tccdpcbs.jpg

lol ok thanks, I had forgot they do not come with heatspreaders :slap:

JWB

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Originally Posted by j@cko

stop bugging him about what CPU he has..... Does it really matter that much if he tells you? Are you all gonna get high and orgams if he tells you? He ain't gonna send the CPU to your door step = give it away for free anyway... so why keep pursuing him about the CPU....
BTW, if you do get high and orgam from that... you should definitely get out more.... and make some friends... and not just normal friends.. but FEMALE FRIENDS.

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WTF's your problem??? he's entitled to ask a question... dude just chill :cool: :banana4: :cool: ;)

Ok lets leave it now guys. Lets not thread crap. I guess jacko was just having a bad day and regrets it now, lets leave it at that, ok?

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Originally Posted by p4z1f1st

guys @ US: look what i've found ;)

http://www.excaliberpc.com/default.php?cPath=163_520

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nice collection of tccd ;)

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Originally Posted by JWB

lol ok thanks, I had forgot they do not come with heatspreaders :slap:

JWB

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no..even any ram got heatspreader, you can still see that! ;)

erm... what do you mean?

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Originally Posted by Bennah

erm... what do you mean?

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you can easily see the PCB # at very edge of PCB no matter if it has heatspreader or not. Sorry for the confusion. :D

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Originally Posted by Excaliberpc.com

This product will be in stock on Thursday 14 October, 2004

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