Micron D9 GMH\GKX\JKH etc club

I'm pretty sure it will be ok, IIRC I used it on a cpu to remove a pin mod I did using conductive silver (cpu was an e6300) and nothing happened to the cpu. It wont melt through it immediately or anything, just wipe a cotton bud on it and see if anything comes off on the cotton or if it discolours the cpu substrate. The CPU substrate may be different composition to ram/PCB of gfx card I'd test it on the top corner of the cpu itself. It's difficult to suggest an appropriate solvent, as the epoxy/resin the IHS is held on with is similar to the composition of the cpu substrate. What dissolves one will most likely damage the other. Mechanically separating it with a blade is definitely safer.

Alright well wish me luck. I'm going to have one last attempt at trying to get a blade under, stanley and razor at the ready :toast:

Testing my Reaper 8500 D9GMH kit on the DFI P35 board. I finally cracked 10K Everest read on a non-Nvidia board :D

:woot: My E4400 is unlidded :D instead of a staggering 84c load OCCT now reports 60c :up: Next step will be to scalp 2-3mm off the retention bracket so I can do away with the IHS completely and hopefully take that 60c to 50-55c.

Amazing temp decrease. Well done man.

Just a quick shot, but heres what I'm getting right now. Even able to run PL6 on 703m :D

Here is a shot with some Team Xtreem 2x1GB PC2-9600. I used 2.27v (2.22v actual). They are quite impressive. However if they fail I will have to RMA to Taiwan. I have no idea how that might go.

doakh
Nice Latency. What is PL? 7? If so, how much vNB do you have to get pl7 work?

More voltage and CAS4 please :D

Here's my best :D

Corsair Dominator's PC2-8500 D9GMH's.

http://i292.photobucket.com/albums/m...MHz4-4-4-1.jpg

That was with 2.54v (in BIOS).

Nice work :up:

Hi...

I don't have any bandwith test with my Team Xtreem Micron D9 PC2-667Mhz. I only have the valid.x86-secret link

Max of 588Mhz (DDR2-1176Mhz) with 5-5-5-15 and did not tested lower timings...

Other settings
E6600 @ 3429Mhz
FSB - 490Mhz
Mem Div - 5:6

Valid.x86-secret score

http://valid.x86-secret.com/cache/screenshot/423318.png


Now i think they might be just dead... I can´t boot them... Two days ago they only boot with 2.56v... Today they don't boot even with 2.70v...

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Hi...

I don't have any bandwith test with my Team Xtreem Micron D9 PC2-667Mhz. I only have the valid.x86-secret link

Max of 588Mhz (DDR2-1176Mhz) with 5-5-5-15 and did not tested lower timings...

Other settings
E6600 @ 3429Mhz
FSB - 490Mhz
Mem Div - 5:6



Now i think they might be just dead... I can´t boot them... Two days ago they only boot with 2.56v... Today they don't boot even with 2.70v...

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If they won't even boot with 2.70v, you need to go ram shopping :D

Higher-than-stock startup voltage is the first sign of dead D9s :(

Bad news for me, right? I'm from portugal, the contry of the EN (European Nation) with the lowest base salary... lol.. No money for new mems... I'm Fu*ed up...
But they have life time warranty... I'll send them to Taiwan... May be they exchange them for me...

Dont tell them you were running excessive voltages through the RAM :p:

So all of my D9 is dead except 1 gb... I'm sad to see it go but im looking forward to after my RMA having ram that I can depend on for more then 6 months at a time lol.

one set died at 2.0v after max it ever had was 2.4v; the other set died right at 2.0v....

I sure will miss benching with 600mhz 4-4-4 though

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Dont tell them you were running excessive voltages through the RAM :p:

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Ionly told them in the RMA form that they don't boot even with higher voltages than default ones or i wouldn't have escuse to send them to RMA. I din't said what voltages i have used...

But thanks for the warning...:up:

D9's dying at 2.0v is ludicrous.

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doakh
Nice Latency. What is PL? 7? If so, how much vNB do you have to get pl7 work?

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Waterflex, PL=7 and vNB=1.45v.
5-5-5-15-4-30

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D9's dying at 2.0v is ludicrous.

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tell that to my D9... ;)

*Slaps Revv23s D9s* better now? :D

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tell that to my D9... ;)

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Which brand were they?

testing a bit more Vdram@2.3V

Nice clocks, J.