:slapass: I bought a ram Corsair VS 512MB667D2 and I saw a D9 based memoy on the net and the reseamblance is big just that is rebranded and the numbers don't add up.So I need other ways. I can't test it yet since I have some, parts to buy still.
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:slapass: I bought a ram Corsair VS 512MB667D2 and I saw a D9 based memoy on the net and the reseamblance is big just that is rebranded and the numbers don't add up.So I need other ways. I can't test it yet since I have some, parts to buy still.
corsair's forums have a list of sticks and what IC's it has...
http://www.houseofhelp.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=44365
yeah, but they don't listed the value modules .Quote:
Originally Posted by ozzimark
Bacause the chip can change every moment. The cheapest IC on that time are used on the most value series.
Yes I saw that anywayz is there a phisichal sign I can recognize it?It really looks like a micron D9
how about actually telling us what's written on the chips or taking a clear picture of them? :D
here it is:
Corsair
PS0900623
64MBCFEG
TAZ917-U93G (this is written next to the point in smaller letters.I don't have a camera so I can't take a picture.
so can you help me?
Can you get a picture?
I cant cuz I have no camera.
Powerchips ICQuote:
Originally Posted by AsAsIn8eR
is that good?How much do they clock?
That corsair IC rebadged is micron D9 there
edit: images below
Depends on chips. There are different ones. The best ones can do DDR2 1000 CL4 2.4V and some more with CL5. You have to check yours. I have 2 twinmos twister sticks using powerchips ICs - they clock well.Quote:
Originally Posted by AsAsIn8eR
They aren't mcron chips. Powerchips for sure - there are porerchips markings.Quote:
Originally Posted by ArcTan
I'm talking about the pics I was showing not from the details that the poster displayedQuote:
Originally Posted by mach82
sorry but the links don't work ArcTan.Can you fix that?
Since you already purchased it, whether or not it's D9 shouldn't matter. It will overclock just the same with or without you knowing the true identity of the chips. Now, get on with overclocking!
QFT :fact:Quote:
Originally Posted by thunderstruck!
sorry didn't realise where the links were fromQuote:
Originally Posted by AsAsIn8eR
http://img137.imageshack.us/img137/1...2572ae1ls9.jpghttp://img142.imageshack.us/img142/2...4b3dc00wz8.jpghttp://img135.imageshack.us/img135/3...c3d7jpgyc2.png
hmm they look like that.Just that the markings are diffrent.The same dot.Friday I'm gonna take some photos.
http://koti.mbnet.fi/nazu/Kone/Twinmos/piirit.jpg
Perhaps something like this - powerchips
or this
http://www.psc.com.tw/english/product/pic/ddr2_1.jpg
Confused...Something like both.Gotta say they resemble the D9 better.Hope to test them.I don't think they are powerchips.Cuz I saw some powerchip based and they have 3 dots.And they are not white ones but engraved.Still hoping it's d9...How can I test if it's d9?
New powerchips have just one dot (not three) and a marking beside the dot.
TAZ917-U93G is a marking of powerchips for sure. So your sticks are 100% sure powerchips based. You might believe it or not, but this is the truth. Don't give them more than 2.4V for testing.
just overclock them and see how they do at 3-3-3, 4-4-3, 4-4-4 and 5-5-4Quote:
Originally Posted by AsAsIn8eR
And what about this one, probably it's powerchips, but I need confirmation.
Corsair VS1GBKIT667D2
64M8CFEG
PS09006.36
TBD189-L93G
It's superpi 1m stable 475@4-4-4-15@2.35v and superpi 32mb 475@5-5-5-15@2.3v.
http://img167.imageshack.us/img167/3...shot008mq3.png
And what about this one?
http://img182.imageshack.us/img182/4...shot009qy4.png
The heck I'm selling them.Who needs dumb powerchips.I'll buy D9Quote:
Originally Posted by ozzimark
That's a noobish approach. First test them - they may OC quite well (>DDR1000). There are many D9 series, that will OC worse than powerchips. You hear D9 and you think - holly :banana::banana::banana::banana:, they will OC like hell. Yea, right. Wishful thinking. Some of D9 chips are really bad when it comes to OC. D9G chips are excellent and fatbody are very good, but the others are not so greatQuote:
Originally Posted by AsAsIn8eR
First is powerchip for sure. Kingston may be PCS as well, but here i'm not 100% sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dekara
ok i'll test them. Hope I can do ddr1000.What should I expect? what timings?
Ok, thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by mach82
Well, you may expect more than DDR2 667. It all depends on how good the sticks are. Moreover, without correct settings and previous OC experience you may end up in DDR900, while an experienced overclocker could reach DDR1000 or more. Try 4-4-4-x and 5-5-5-x with different alpha timings and share your results. Try with voltage as high as 2.3V or even 2.4V but remember to provide them with some cooling (an 92mm fan should be ok). DDR1000 is possible if you have a good mobo, experience and flawless settings. Also bare in mind, that you possess a value stick, that's not to OC well. DDR1000 means a fantastic 50% OC while DDR900 means good 35% OC - that's a lotQuote:
Originally Posted by AsAsIn8eR
You see the main problem because I want to have Micron D9 is that I always been so stupid and bought :banana::banana::banana::banana: RAM and I was alwayz sorry.I still regret that I didn't have a good bh-5 ram.Only one stick that worked very bad.Teh second thing is That I could had had Corsair XMS 2 or what's it called if the shop where I returned my CPU to change it with ram(the CPU burned down) would had in stock those ram.They didn't and by the time they told me that the ram prices got high and I couldn't buy OCZ or other cuz there were expensive so I got stuck with value.As alwayz.I'm not that unhappy just that I didn't had luck with PS memory from Corsair but I did have luck with some Corsair VS PR series that did 275mhz 2.5-3-3-6 @2.7v.stable.Hope I can get them high up.Can you please tell me where can I find some good micron based memory?series or smthn?the ones that are cheap but good at the same time.Thnx
I may be looking for some value DDR2 (prolly 533 or 667) in the near future. Have u guys seen any of those that cant reach DDR2-800 with like 2.2v and bad timings ? 800Mhz would be ok for me. Tnx.
good and cheap RAM is Team Extreme. Just 108$. WOW! They are Micron D9GMH based modules. They can easily reach DDR1000 CL4 with ~2.3V. There are also Team extreme modules DDR533 3-3-3-x and they are Micron D9GCT, but are not as good as D9GHH and even more expensive.
If you want good Micron, you are going to spend some real cash.
Even the Teamgroup 2gb kits cost 275+$ now.
No need to be micron. Any value ram 533Mhz/667Mhz that can reach 800Mhz at bad timmings is already ok to me. I have access only to value corsair, kingston, OCZ, geil and supertalent.
Purchase any DDR2 667 - there shouldn't be problems even with DDR900. Elpida chips can do DDR900 CL5. Geil DDR667 CL4/5 are based on them. But team sticks seem inexpensive, so consider buying them.
Got the same Corsair Value Ram stick. VS1GB667D2
chip markings :
64M8CFEG
PS0900631
TAZ621-L93G
I think that a very good way to know the chip brands is compare his actual size with others in manufacturers datasheets. The chips in this VR stick measure 11.4 x 11 milimeters.
This stick does 880mhz 5-4-4 at 2 volts
will test soon at 2.2v
pls doo.Try lovering the timings to 4-4-4 se how much does it do.
tested a little bit more:
Single Channel 1GB Corsair Value Ram VS1GB667D2
chip markings :
64M8CFEG
PS0900631
TAZ621-L93G
880mhz 5-4-4 at 2 volts
750mhz 4-4-4-12 at 2.1v
770mhz 4-4-4-12 at 2.2v
too little performance gain... from 5-4-4 to 4-4-4 at 375mhz , 0.35 seconds on SuperPI 1M
again , tested only in single channel.
Here is corsair VS 2x512mb 667 on dfi ultraII-m2.
http://img177.imageshack.us/img177/1...shot003ge0.png
http://img168.imageshack.us/img168/5...shot004np8.png
i tested my Kingston Value 667 2x1gba bit with those chips, this is just aproximate
all at 4-4-4-12
2.0 - 410mhz
2.1 - 425mhz
2.2 - 440mhz
2.4 - 475mhz
since i dont have much cash atm im more than happy with them since i bought them before the big price jump and also cause any micron that is available here is at least twice the price. It is by no means serious benching ram but not bad at all for 24/7
Mach82, did u play enough with this rtam to see what alpha timmings it likes, i just dont have enough time, would appriciate it if u caould post some
Dekara , awesome results , please let me know whats writen on your memory chips.
Millyons, do you have the kingston original box? could you please put a picture from its label?
-Whoops, mis-read the post. :slapass:
See post #25.Quote:
Originally Posted by periquitos
here u go, the stick, box and the chip, these can also do 3-3-3-12 with more volts over 400 but it doesnt seem any faster than 4-4-4-12, i don't have time to really test what they can do.Quote:
Originally Posted by periquitos
one thing to be aware of, i also tested KVR 533 2x1gb with PCS chips that were not relabeled, and they were awfull, bearly 400 4-4-4-12 with alot of volts. max was a bit over 400 even with 5-5-5-15, not sure if it was just that pair or those chips are bad but ill post the codes of the chips later, i didn't take a pic of them but i wrote them down on a peice of paper that i have to find
I really don't understand... why such a huge difference between our memory sticks?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dekara
the best I can do is 770mhz 4-4-4-12 at 2.2v , did not try more vdimm...
maybe is better on amd? could you please let me know the complete timmings?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Millyons
your box is marked KTC , that's exactly the same we found in storeshere in brazil. 2 months ago I missed one marked MIC... didn't have money to buy...
your results are also awesome for value ram , what's your config? could you please let me know the complete timmings also?
Hm, intel platform should be better for max mem speed. Here is complete timming for my corsair, it's default settings.Quote:
Originally Posted by periquitos
You know, some corsair value ram wasn't :banana::banana::banana::banana:. My friend took a look at his corsair value ram, almost threw it into the trash cause it didn't look like promising ram (value). He decided to put the pair of corsair value with his team xtreme, hit around 1000mhz. did even better than his mushkin ram. incredible.
by the way, how would you set a 92mm fan next to your RAM while setting it in a case? I want to do that with my OCZ, but i'm finding it a little hard to keep it where i want it.
I do like ddr1040 with my corsair value at 2.3v with like 5-5-5-12-19.It is stable in SP2004 14+ This is the timings that the board sets automatically at this frequency it is 2T.It is a 512MB single channel setting.Can anyone upload some taiphoon dumps with some better memory?SO I can set some tighther timings?