CRUCIAL 2GB KIT (1GB x 2) MATCH PAIR PC2-5300 667MHZ CL5 240-PIN DDR2 DIMM $138

http://www.mwave.com/mwave/skusearch...=done&nextloc=

Description:

# Memory
# 2 GB ( 2 x 1 GB )
# DIMM 240-pin
# DDR II
# 667 MHz / PC2-5300
# CL5
# 1.8 V
# unbuffered
# non-ECC

Features:

Technical Information:
Crucial 2gb matching pair ddr2 667

# Capacity of Module in Kit 1 GB
# CAS Latency CL5
# Data Integrity Check Non-ECC
# Form Factor DIMM 240-pin
# Memory Specification Compliance PC2-5300
# Memory Speed 667 MHz
# Module Configuration 128 x 64
# Modules in Kit 2
# Registered or Buffered Unbuffered
# Storage Capacity 2 GB
# Supply Voltage 1.8 V
# Technology DDR II SDRAM
# Type DRAM
# Upgrade Type Generic

http://www.mwave.com/mwave/specHR/images/BA23421.jpg

Oos

thats a good deal

back in stock, now 132, even hotter!

for micron ram, this is an insane deal.


bests the ewiz/STT deal in my opinion.

Hey, I've been looking at the Fry's Patriot 800mhz memory for $129 after rebate and the Supertalent at $121. How does this compare? What's the overclocking potential here? Anywhere close to firesticks?

Amazing where prices are going. Never thought prices would fall so rapidly. More people can finally get the 4 gigs they want, and spend less then 300 for a decent kit including tax and shipping.

I got Elpida 6E-E on mine..
http://img338.imageshack.us/img338/1672/elpida6eco9.jpg

pls let us know how they clock etc and voltages.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by BryaN.sG

I got Elpida 6E-E on mine..
http://img338.imageshack.us/img338/1672/elpida6eco9.jpg

---

These are Crucial right?

yes those are crucial..
ordered 2x1GB 667 CL5 kit and this was what appeared
But i'm in Singapore, might be different in USA.

The single 1GB stick blister packs might have D9s i think.

Elpida 6E-E:
~940mhz 4-4-4-12 2.25v
~1000mhz 5-5-5 2.25v

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by nicepun

These are Crucial right?

---

crucial uses some non-micron simply because they couldnt produce enough micron.

I will have mine on Friday, Ill report what they are shipping out. I ordered 2 sets.

confirmed D9HNL, fresh from Micron.

Manufacturing Date, week 16, Year 07!

that doesnt really make sense because we are in week 11 of 2007 if i can add correctly, but *shrug*

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by irev210

confirmed D9HNL, fresh from Micron.

Manufacturing Date, week 16, Year 07!

that doesnt really make sense because we are in week 11 of 2007 if i can add correctly, but *shrug*

---

Have you tested them yet?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by nicepun

Have you tested them yet?

---

yup they suck!


Not a bad value though for the price.

Suck? How bad?

I can imagine. They are Elpida after all, even though they have Crucial Logo on them.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by superray

I can imagine. They are Elpida after all, even though they have Crucial Logo on them.

---

?

not all that many crucial kits have elpedia on them. As explained before they used it because all of D9GMH etc was going towards higher end ram. They just didnt have enough supply.


The stuff that is for sale here is completely different then the ram that the guy from singapore has. The stuff from mwave is D9HNL.

This are single sided 1GB sticks. The D9HNL I got sucks. It is still a good value for the performance you get @ 132 bucks though!

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by irev210

?

not all that many crucial kits have elpedia on them. As explained before they used it because all of D9GMH etc was going towards higher end ram. They just didnt have enough supply.


The stuff that is for sale here is completely different then the ram that the guy from singapore has. The stuff from mwave is D9HNL.

This are single sided 1GB sticks. The D9HNL I got sucks. It is still a good value for the performance you get @ 132 bucks though!

---

Thanks for explanation. I thought all of them were Eplida, coz some users @Newegg also complained about getting Elpida instead of Micron for the same kits.

Can you please post what you were able to achieve?

Are they at least as good as the OCZ PC2-6400 Platinum Edition - OCZ2P8002GK frys has for $140 with free shipping?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by gundamit

Are they at least as good as the OCZ PC2-6400 Platinum Edition - OCZ2P8002GK frys has for $140 with free shipping?

---

these are bad.
edit-

they HATE voltage oddly enough.

w/ 1.85vdimm I am dual priming 400MHz w/ 5-5-5-15

seems to be chugging along just fine.

If you can spring for D9GMH variant, that will probably be your best bet.

That fry's deal is pretty darn good though at 140 shipped.

Just bought two of those kits (for a total of 4GB), but not from Mwave. The kits I got are the good stuff:

http://www.etek.chalmers.se/~brunnis/yeah1.jpg
http://www.etek.chalmers.se/~brunnis/yeah2.jpg

So, that's 4GB of D9GMH for budget price. I'm currently running all four of them at 835MHz 4-4-4-12-4 on 2.0V in an Asus P5B.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Mikael

Just bought two of those kits (for a total of 4GB), but not from Mwave. The kits I got are the good stuff:

http://www.etek.chalmers.se/~brunnis/yeah1.jpg
http://www.etek.chalmers.se/~brunnis/yeah2.jpg

So, that's 4GB of D9GMH for budget price. I'm currently running all for of them at 835MHz 4-4-4-12-4 on 2.0V in an Asus P5B.

---

Nice, nice. You're a lucky man. Those are the same ICs found on the OCZ PC2-8800 and OCZ PC2-8500 SLi . Very nice indeed. Do you mind me asking the price you paid for them?

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by nicepun

Nice, nice. You're a lucky man. Those are the same ICs found on the OCZ PC2-8800 and OCZ PC2-8500 SLi . Very nice indeed. Do you mind me asking the price you paid for them?

---

Well, I could tell you the price, but since I bought the sticks in Sweden, it wouldn't really say much. Just converting the price in Swedish crowns to US dollars would be a bit misleading too. I just paid about the same I'd pay for any other namebrand value stuff. :)

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Mikael

Just bought two of those kits (for a total of 4GB), but not from Mwave. The kits I got are the good stuff:

http://www.etek.chalmers.se/~brunnis/yeah1.jpg
http://www.etek.chalmers.se/~brunnis/yeah2.jpg

So, that's 4GB of D9GMH for budget price. I'm currently running all four of them at 835MHz 4-4-4-12-4 on 2.0V in an Asus P5B.

---

Without clothes, these babies look even sexier:D

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by superray

Without clothes, these babies look even sexier:D

---

Yeah, they do have that understated look. Just looks like any noname crap, but it's pretty cool when you know what they can do. :cool:

Nice Mik

Thanks Irev.

I have someone that's interested in 2GB. Maybe I might take a risk and see what I get.

It looks like Mikael got older inventory.


All of the new micron is this new D9 stuff, which doesnt seem to be overclocking well.

I just ordered some crucial 2GB 667MHz sticks for my laptop (ddr2 sodimm) and I got D9HNZ. Not really sure the difference between D9HNZ and HNL, seems just about the same.

Im actually really happy because it is twice the density while on smaller chips, so im expecting a boost in laptop battery life. If you can get stuff that was made before ~Feb i would say you have a much higher chance.

Either way, I am really glad to see Micron improving their process. The new memory is sweet. I am sure it is really helping reduce the price of ram for everyone.

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Mikael

Just bought two of those kits (for a total of 4GB), but not from Mwave. The kits I got are the good stuff:

http://www.etek.chalmers.se/~brunnis/yeah1.jpg
http://www.etek.chalmers.se/~brunnis/yeah2.jpg

So, that's 4GB of D9GMH for budget price. I'm currently running all four of them at 835MHz 4-4-4-12-4 on 2.0V in an Asus P5B.

---

your lucky.. :) push some more please.. :)

Back in stock for $124:
http://www.mwave.com/mwave/skusearch...=done&nextloc=

anyone have an pics of the chips from mwave?
it would suck if they are not micron

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by ooeric

anyone have an pics of the chips from mwave?
it would suck if they are not micron

---

please read my post.

They are D9HNL, they suck at overclocking. They do not like voltage, and they do not scale well w/o voltage. Figure the max you will get out of these is 5-5-5-15 @ 800MHz w/ 1.8-1.9vdimm.



Not much to look at, they are single sided with a Micron sticker over 4 IC's and a Crucial sticker on the other 4 IC's.

I know it is D9HNL because I pulled the sticker back just enough to take a peek, then safely let it fall back in place.


Still, 125 bucks for some very high quality memory is hard to beat. I will be buying a lot of this stuff.

For interest, I just bought:

Crucial CT2KIT12872AA667 it was D9HNL

Crucial CT2KIT6464AA667 it was D9HNZ