Micron D9 GMH\GKX\JKH etc club

G.Skill PC2-6400 HZ with d9gmh @ 60e.

Shall I buy them? or too much?
The guy that has them now tell me that they can play @ 1000 for 24/7 and @ 1250 for benching.

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Originally Posted by zen3

G.Skill PC2-6400 HZ with d9gmh @ 60e.

Shall I buy them? or too much?
The guy that has them now tell me that they can play @ 1000 for 24/7 and @ 1250 for benching.

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important thing is voltage used
i rather have d9 that were used 1200+@2.0v-2.04v 5-5-5-15 than d9 used @ 1000 @2.24v 4-4-4-12
i ran most of my d9 1200+ 24/7

My UT P35 was able to run my newest D9 FlexXLC kit at 555FSB 666MHz C5 PL8.

http://img682.imageshack.us/img682/9...5pl8flexxl.jpg

i found a set cm2x1024-6400c3D G for sale 2.40V ver1.1 has this memory d9gmh chips or d9gkx?

there's no difference between d9gmh and d9gkx

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Originally Posted by proxis

there's no difference between d9gmh and d9gkx

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That's only partially true IMO, as Micron DID bin them differently for a reason. In my experience GKX responds a bit more to voltages than GMH.

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Originally Posted by Shiranui Gen-An

That's only partially true IMO, as Micron DID bin them differently for a reason. In my experience GKX responds a bit more to voltages than GMH.

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yes gkx likes the juice but the more the juice they die quicker

There was a HUGE difference between my GKX and GMH kits - I reckon these particular ICs were binned pretty tight.

I've owned no less than five kits - two GKX and three GMH, all Cell Shock. Both my GKX kits could do 4-3-3-9 at 950MHz with about 2.15v, whereas all three GMH kits struggled to get above 900MHz 4-4-4-10 with 2.1v. The GKX kits did 1100MHz 4-4-4 with relative ease and were also much better with CAS 5 overclocking.

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Originally Posted by LennyRhys

There was a HUGE difference between my GKX and GMH kits - I reckon these particular ICs were binned pretty tight.

I've owned no less than five kits - two GKX and three GMH, all Cell Shock. Both my GKX kits could do 4-3-3-9 at 950MHz with about 2.15v, whereas all three GMH kits struggled to get above 900MHz 4-4-4-10 with 2.1v. The GKX kits did 1100MHz 4-4-4 with relative ease and were also much better with CAS 5 overclocking.

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most of my gmh did 1300+ n my gkx barely hit 1300 even with 2.8v

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Originally Posted by RAMMAN

i dont get it, my team xtreem 1300s can do 600mhz 5-5-5-15 2.2v orthos stable, doesnt begin to error until 625mhz. yet nothing i do will stabilize it at its rated 650mhz. i have tried 6-6-6-18, pl10, 2.4 vdimm, 1.3 mch quite frankly nothing works :shakes: using the 5:8 divider as its the only one that will lets them scale to 1200 even.

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Not sure about UD3 but I am running 1.36vNb/MCH for P5Q deluxe. 1.28v was unstable with 4 x1 dimm but 1.36v is (didn't test in between).

Here is a pair of my Corsair Ballistix PC2-8500 running at 2.28 volts. I have about 1.34 volts on the northbridge. These are 24-7 numbers below. Im weird I rotate between 5-7 kits for these settings. I never had any degradation or a kit burning out.:) Super Pi results for 1M are 10.5x

http://img8.imageshack.us/img8/3683/660memory.png

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Originally Posted by chad

Corsair Ballistix PC2-8500

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:rofl::rofl::up::up::up:

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Originally Posted by aslanwas

:rofl::rofl::up::up::up:

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LOL oops... Just figured it out "Crucial":ROTF:

1 of my crucial dominators... I mean ballistix has died. I ordered some g.skill pc8800 PI heatspreaders 1.8-1.9v. They were the last kit of its kind in stock. Only need to overclock them 30Mhz to 1130 to test my q9550 at 4Ghz.

I think crucial had a higher failure rate than others using the same chips? I have RMA them and will probably get some crap back. I rma'ed the pair still running on my other pair.

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Originally Posted by chad

Here is a pair of my Corsair Ballistix PC2-8500 running at 2.28 volts. I have about 1.34 volts on the northbridge. These are 24-7 numbers below. Im weird I rotate between 5-7 kits for these settings. I never had any degradation or a kit burning out.:) Super Pi results for 1M are 10.5x

[IMG]http://img8.imageshack.us/img8/3683/660memory.png[/MG]

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Nice scores and latency, it must be that high value ur using in memset.

here some warm-up guys, got 20sticks of corsair dominator, began to test with the best of them, Corsair dominator 10000, 1250 mhz 5-5-5-18
http://img715.imageshack.us/img715/6...1200c4232v.jpg

What vdimm you using for 1200 4-4-4 :eek: My GKX (when the other module was still functional) needed 2.3v for 1100 4-4-4 benchable.

I didn't realise dominator was D9, but now I see that the PC10000 kits used handpicked GMH ICs which at least explains that they even get to 1200 4-4-4. :D

Just picked up a 2x1GB kit of Cell Shock 1000 4-4-4 so I'm back in the game (until they die lol :mad: ). If I could run 500fsb with DDR 1200 daily I'd be a happy camper. :yepp:

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Originally Posted by aslanwas

here some warm-up guys, got 20sticks of corsair dominator, began to test with the best of them, Corsair dominator 10000, 1250 mhz 5-5-5-18

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Good work aslanwas, which board are you running?
Can you include MemSet next time please? :)
Where did you get all these kits?

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Originally Posted by LennyRhys

Just picked up a 2x1GB kit of Cell Shock 1000 4-4-4 so I'm back in the game (until they die lol :mad: ). If I could run 500fsb with DDR 1200 daily I'd be a happy camper. :yepp:

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It's good to see some people still pushing DDR2 D9! :up:
I switched to DDR3 currently ( actually, I haven't done anything in the last 3 months ), but I'm sure I will be back to D9GMH/GKX one day, I still have 3 DDR2 kits I never tested... :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by aslanwas

here some warm-up guys, got 20sticks of corsair dominator, began to test with the best of them, Corsair dominator 10000, 1250 mhz 5-5-5-18

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I miss my kit :( It could do the same, 600MHz 4-4-4-12 with about 2.45V.

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Originally Posted by Shiranui Gen-An

I miss my kit :( It could do the same, 600MHz 4-4-4-12 with about 2.45V.

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i miss playin with ddr2
i sold 8 sets last week
but i still got 4 sets on top notch d9:D

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Originally Posted by LennyRhys

What vdimm you using for 1200 4-4-4 :eek: My GKX (when the other module was still functional) needed 2.3v for 1100 4-4-4 benchable.

I didn't realise dominator was D9, but now I see that the PC10000 kits used handpicked GMH ICs which at least explains that they even get to 1200 4-4-4. :D

Just picked up a 2x1GB kit of Cell Shock 1000 4-4-4 so I'm back in the game (until they die lol :mad: ). If I could run 500fsb with DDR 1200 daily I'd be a happy camper. :yepp:

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my first D9GKX did 600 CAS4 with 2,6V :D

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Originally Posted by Don_Dan

Good work aslanwas, which board are you running?
Can you include MemSet next time please? :)
Where did you get all these kits?

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Thx mate, Board P35-DS4, but is going to dy or i am going to kill it :shakes: :D (max freq. is about 1400 with these RAM, with a P45, i think i could get over 1600 under cold :D:D:D:D)

I got these sticks on ebay US, but had to pay over 230€ for all of them, but it was worth as i can see :D:D:D

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Originally Posted by Shiranui Gen-An

I miss my kit :( It could do the same, 600MHz 4-4-4-12 with about 2.45V.

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don't worry, be happy :yepp:

aslanwas
gj :up:

Nice results. Haven't busted out my D9 stash in quite sometime.

Here is some Buffalo Firestix Pc2-8000 D9GKX. Running 1100 CL4 @ 2.28 volts. Not sure why it is not picking up the proper model in memset.


http://img46.imageshack.us/img46/4459/110044412.png

Here is 2x512MB of Team Xtreem Dark Pc2-6400 D9GMH running @ 2.28volts. Im going to try to push these guys, since I don't mind killing a couple 512 chips:)

FSB 560 1:1 560 4-4-4-12 PL9. Im impressed with the tight timings with PL9

http://img19.imageshack.us/img19/191...6644412pl9.png