List of chips used on DDR2 RAM modules

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Originally Posted by kemo6600

The data sheet is related to the ICs info provided by Micron , then team get those ICs and test them at certain speed and that is written on your Kit , sometimes you need to tune them manually so run @ advertised speeds provided by team then we can get into overclocking

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Thanks again and sorry for my "noobness"...

2 more questions:

Waht you mean by "ICs"???

Is there any table that shows witch memory chips are being used in a certain memory kit by the week and yaer information provided by CPU-z??? For instance, imagine that we dont know my memory kit uses Micron D9GMH, was it possible to find out by week and year witch chips are being used??


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the ram list web site you posted before only have those info abouit micron or is there any more info about other memory chpis manufacturer???

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Originally Posted by PsySc0rpi0n

Thanks again and sorry for my "noobness"...

2 more questions:

Waht you mean by "ICs"???

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IC stands for Integrated Circuit, which means 'chip' in this case.

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Is there any table that shows witch memory chips are being used in a certain memory kit by the week and yaer information provided by CPU-z??? For instance, imagine that we dont know my memory kit uses Micron D9GMH, was it possible to find out by week and year witch chips are being used??

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No. There are some manufacturers who display week and year of production on their modules, and if I know the type of IC used it will be on my RAM List.

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the ram list web site you posted before only have those info abouit micron or is there any more info about other memory chpis manufacturer???

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My RAM List shows every module of which I know what ICs were used, not just modules with Micron on it.

Thnaks for the simple and direct answer...

Look, i have TG Xtreem 3-3-3-8 PC2-5300 Micron D9GMH that i think are good ones and i have seen lot of people reaching DDR2-1000 or DDR2-1200 or even DDR2-1300 in i680sLI stable enough to run Super PI at least 1M, run Everest memory benchmarks, SisSoftSandra memory Bandwith and more.

But i cant figure out why i cant.

My system is
E6600
Abit AW9D-MAX
TG Xtreem PC2-5300 Micron D9GMH 3-3-3-8
Spaphire X1950XT

and i have been trying to overclock them up to DDR2-1000 but no success.
I have tried the following:

E6600 @ 3600Mhz -> 9x
FSB - 400
vCore - 1.40v
vMCH - 1.80v
Mems 4:5
vDimm 2.25v->2.30v->2.35v->2.45v and
timings :
4-4-4-4 | 4-4-4-10 | 4-5-4-10 | 4-4-5-10 | 4-5-5-10 | 4-5-5-12 | 5-5-5-15 | by SPD

and i couldnt even finish loading windows... I cant understand why.
Can anyone give me a help pr tell me the reason i cant??? I'm doing anything wrong??? Is that i975x so bad for overclocking memories??? I know that 965 is away better than 975 for FSB overclocking but i think i should get at least DDR2-1000 stable...


regards...

Try upping your vcore to 1.45v or lower your multiplier to see if it's your cpu

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Originally Posted by Hutch

Try upping your vcore to 1.45v or lower your multiplier to see if it's your cpu

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I had tryied 340FSB with 2:3 and multi 9x but system goes down after a few minutes...

And i think its difficult my cpu reaches fsb wall at 415 or 420 because i have already have it at 442Mhz FSB with motherboard software uGuru just for SS and this was a 3980Mhz score with air cooling and no mods. But With this FSB it was impossible to boot from BIOS...

My memory chips are Micron D9GMH and they sould reach DDR2-1000 quite easelly but i just cant...

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Originally Posted by 326

"Due To changes in Part Number mapping DDR2 memory IC Inquiry will be moved to a new section and it will no longer be needed to provide us with the part,# and Lot code information to look up the IC's we used." quote from RAM GUY in IC inquiry page.

This is unfortunately isn't very informative anymore for our needs and we may have to start ripping off heatsinks to be 100% sure.

I'm glad I got my inquiry in before this changed.

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Well, seems that RAM GUY has moved the DDR2 Inquiry thread again and went back to plain text.
The new thread can be found here. Anyone interested in the original table can view it here: http://ramlist.ath.cx/corsair

Does anybody have information/experience concerning PCS and Qimonda IC's? Would like to hear from you if so.

Supertalent?

anybody have any info on supertalent 667?

I used some supertalent 667 but only 512 sticks.

Not quite sure what IC they were but they didn't clock that well.

They would get hot fast when i tried to push them to about 800.

thanks for the info, I still may jump on at least one set, 125 for 2gb @ewiz

A-Data Vitesta PC2-6400 Extreme Edition is no longer D9GCT / D9GMH.
They are using relabeled ProMos now.

Any idea what kvr667 is? I've got a single sided 512mb stick. Looks to be a square bga style packaging. writing on ic has been erased and custom writing by kingston put on.

s80206
0703 s01
d640btebggl3r

kvr667d2/512r

OCZ PC2-6400 GOLD GX XTC Rev2. = PSC
OCZ PC2-6400 SOE XTC = PSC
Team Value PC2-6400 5-5-5-15 = PSC

my first contribution to the list :toast:
mooi initiatief!, keep it updated :D

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Originally Posted by zert

OCZ PC2-6400 GOLD GX XTC Rev2. = PSC
OCZ PC2-6400 SOE XTC = PSC
Team Value PC2-6400 5-5-5-15 = PSC

my first contribution to the list :toast:

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OCZ using Powerchip now? Where did you get that info?
Anyway, I've added all of the above. :)

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mooi initiatief!, keep it updated :D

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Dank je! Will do. ;)

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Originally Posted by r00n

OCZ using Powerchip now? Where did you get that info?

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i asked nicely and Ryder told me ;)
the info on the Team was posted by the Team rep on their support section here at XS

EDiT: the Team XTREEM Dark 667Mhz CL3-4-4-8 is also ProMOS
and the Team Value is most likely ProMOS too, sorry about that :wasntme:
http://www.teamgroup.com.tw/images/s...e_ddr2_667.jpg
the team value stick so you can doublecheck the IC's yourself ;)

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Originally Posted by zert

the info on the Team was posted by the Team rep on their support section here at XS

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Ah, must have missed that. Thanks for notifying me.

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EDiT: the Team XTREEM Dark 667Mhz CL3-4-4-8 is also ProMOS

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Added.

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and the Team Value is most likely ProMOS too, sorry about that :wasntme:
http://www.teamgroup.com.tw/images/s...e_ddr2_667.jpg
the team value stick so you can doublecheck the IC's yourself ;)

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That looks more like Elpida to me. Then again, it's just an indicative picture (and the URL says DDR667).
TeamUSOffice indeed stated it's either ProMOS or Powerchip.

OCZ PC2-8500 SLI Ready Edition 2GB Kit = Micron D9GMH.

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Originally Posted by The Stilt

A-Data Vitesta PC2-6400 Extreme Edition is no longer D9GCT / D9GMH.
They are using relabeled ProMos now.

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tnxs for the heads up.. :)

Guys.... ram list says Corsair 6400C4D v1.1 has Micron D9GCT (B6-37E)...

D9GCT can't hit 3-3-3-8-2T 1000МГц on 2.4v.

I can. Also... my part number from SPD is 9136C5D (571 5-5-5-15). So, some 6400C4D sticks can be naturally 9136C5D on D9GMH.

OCZ DDR2 PC2-7200 Special Ops Edition
What kind of chips has this kit?

Found on some Kingston Valueram.

http://img408.imageshack.us/img408/5481/fuji092mj1.jpg

D9GMH on value ram ? Now that is :shocked:

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Originally Posted by BryaN.sG

Found on some Kingston Valueram.

http://img408.imageshack.us/img408/5481/fuji092mj1.jpg

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D9GMH from early February 2007. Nice find!

you are very lucky