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I have a couple of pc-3200 1GB non-ecc dell memory sticks with the Micron Fatbody D9DQW ic's but need to reprogram them for pc2-4200 or higher to get them to work in my P5B-D. If anyone has please PM it to me or upload it and let me know. If you need more information please let me know.
I think that they can work fine without better SPD :D
What do you mean? They wont event boot at stock settings because my motherboard cant recognize pc-3200, they need to be pc-4200 and up.Quote:
Originally Posted by jmax_oc
Anybody have any dumps I can use, they have to be 1GB with D9DQW ic's.
I'm in the same boat as you.
Also, looking for D9DQW 1GB dumps :stick:
Thanks but already saw that thread, unfortunatly they have dumps for 512mb sticks not 1gb.Quote:
Originally Posted by periquitos
MACMAC, are you able to get your sticks to bootup at all? What motherboard are you using?Quote:
Originally Posted by MACMAC
I'll help if i can guys,i have 2 x 1gb patriot pc5600 xblk with D9DQW.You'll have to tell me what you want me to do though.
Check your PM Thickbrit.
I hope this works.
thanks, we will see if it works later today ! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Thickbrit
Hey, I just opened your dump in Thaiphoon and it says 512MB modules :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Thickbrit
However, from what I can gather, it appears to simply be a Thaiphoon bug...
Must be,because they are 1gb sticks, pdc22g5600 xblk.
still looking for D9DQW 1gig stick dump
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Originally Posted by Supertim0r
Whats wrong with the one a couple posts above?
All sticks say that in Thaiphoon, if he took them off 1GB sticks, then they are 1GB dumps.Quote:
Originally Posted by MACMAC
I just didn't like the fact that they apparently default at 200Mhz/PC2-3200, but it will be tested tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by MTP04
Finally I found some time to write a custom SPD for you guys.
If your modules match these specs, you are good to go:
Type: DDR-II SDRAM
Capacity: 1024MB
Configuration: 64M x 8
Ranks / Banks: 2 (Double sided)
Data Width: 64
Frequency / Timing Table
DDR-533MHz @ 3-3-3-10-15 (tCL-tRP-tRCD-tRAS-tRC)
DDR-667MHz @ 4-4-4-13-19 (tCL-tRP-tRCD-tRAS-tRC)
DDR-800MHz @ 5-4-4-15-22 (tCL-tRP-tRCD-tRAS-tRC)
Target IC
D9DQT, D9DQW, D9DRD, D9DQZ, D9DQR, D9DQP
Click here to download.
Load it to Thaiphoon Burner and fully rewrite the desired sticks with this SPD file.
http://www.armada.fi/Rhino/Rhino_Cus...body_CPU-Z.jpg
Thanks The Stilt ! :toast:
Ok, so the flash has been successful, and it does boot up wonderful at DDR2-800 5-4-4 at 1.8V :toast:
Now all we have to see is whether it will boot up in a P5B-Deluxe!
they won't boot on the P5B DX and P5W DH :(
well, this is MACMAC Fat Body :
http://simon.webideal.ca/Temp/Fat%20D9/fat2.JPG
http://simon.webideal.ca/Temp/Fat%20D9/fat3.JPG
stock memory :
http://simon.webideal.ca/Temp/Fat%20D9/1.JPG
http://simon.webideal.ca/Temp/Fat%20D9/2.JPG
http://simon.webideal.ca/Temp/Fat%20D9/3.JPG
mobo used to test/flash :
http://simon.webideal.ca/Temp/Fat%20D9/4.JPG
after :
http://simon.webideal.ca/Temp/Fat%20D9/5.JPG
Well we are all very confused.
No matter what SPD, timings, voltage these sticks will not boot in a P5B!
Will boot fine in a plethora of other motherboards, but just will not boot in an Asus :rolleyes:
Basically all out of ideas on my end!
I'm stuck with the same problems with these D9DQW's and my P5B Deluxe. Perhaps a bios update will help if someone tells Asus??
I'm absolutely sure a new bios would help, but I don't think Asus is going to allocate any resources to ensure compatibility for us "OEM" D9DQW owners, who represent a miniscule minority of users.
Perhaps someone could make a modified bios that'll work, if there's anyone here that knows how to do that. I don't think it'd it would take too much resources on Asus's part to fix this compatibility issue.
What motherboard were you able to get it to work with and how high can you push these sticks to at any specific voltage?
hmmm i can buy some D9DQW 1GB kit but after reading this it seems even after flashing they won't work right
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Originally Posted by The Stilt
does your custom SPD give any other advatnages than just tighter and higher memory settings? i mean the same things i can do just confuguring my mem settings in bios?
I think its more used for when your motherboard supports a minimum speed of PC4200 yet your rams default speed is PC3200Quote:
Originally Posted by heikis
This way after flashing them it will work to the required speeds :)
The Stilt, is there any chance you could make some 512mb versions of those? I'm getting some ram in tomorrow which has a slight error that the spd file is screwed and calls the ram PC3600.
Im 99% certain they are D9DQT. I will check when I get them, but they are the OCZ PC4200 EB Rev 2 which is meant to be that :D
Here, if you are still having problems, try mine-
This is for 1 gig sticks ONLY!
Enjoy, nice easy timings of 4-4-4-12 @ 533
Fatbody spd link
asus boards dont boot these sticks for the reason of they are shorting in the dimm slots, they need to be opened up a bit, i think dino's had a guide showing this. It only affects Asus, and ASrock boards (my asrock needed it to be done) basically, the gist of it is you have to put the sticks in, then open the tabs up on both sides SLIGHTLY, and boot. no problems :)
Here is the picture stolen from Dinos22's thread on OCAUQuote:
Originally Posted by geforce man
Hope that helps people :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dinos22
thief :p: heheheQuote:
Originally Posted by skootyloops
pls be careful with that people....i don't want anyone killing any RAM because of my little suggestion there hehe
Hi guys,
I too have bought a couple of these 1gb D9DQW and I've flashed TheStilt's SPD on them succesfully, but is it useless right? I mean to change SPD, timings etc cause they don't boot on Asus boards the same, isn't it?
Then I'd like to know from TheStilt which SPD he used and then modified to have final SPD "Rhino Custom Fatbody 1GB"
Tnx :)
http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/4456/trickau6.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by INFECTED
2 posts up :rolleyes:
Yes, I've read whole thread and that post too but I'm not sure this tweak works on all Asus and Asrock boards, for this reason I asked to know if anyone had found another 100% working alternative solution... ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by alexio
It works on all boards. Micron original DDR2 dimms have too short gold pins and the picture shows how to fix this. It's not a compatibility issue on the technical level. All Micron DDR2 ICs are perfectly compatible with DDR2 Asus motherboards.Quote:
Originally Posted by INFECTED
Thanks Alexio ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by alexio
I thought there was some kind of technical incompatibility...
this works well on d9dqw 1gb sticks?Quote:
Originally Posted by irev210