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I have 4GB OCZ SLI Edition ram ( http://www.ocztechnology.com/product...n_dual_channel )
RAMList says D9MGH but they do not at all run as nice as my ballisitx.
Along with that, one kit has black PCB the other green, any difference in IC's on the two kit?
If you just bought the kit in question, it is not D9 anymore. Do not put D9 volts through it.
Ok, but my 2 kit's are both almost 10 month old.
Hey Guys, I didn't wanted to start another thread, but those OCZ SLI 8500 4GB (X2GB) would they work on my Asus Maximus SE. I am looking into buying ram for my rig. This is what I got so far!
G.SKILL DDR2 PC2 8500 4GB kit (F2-8500CL5D-4GBPK) (FINAL PRICE - $155.50)
OCZ DDR2 PC2-8500 Reaper HPC 4GB Edition (4GB (2x2048) D/C Kit PN - OCZ2RPR10664GK) (FINAL PRICE - $140.18)
OCZ DDR2 PC2-8500 Platinum 2GB Edition (4GB (2x2048) D/C Kit PN - OCZ2P10664GK)
OCZ DDR2 PC2-8500 Platinum 4GB Edition Dual Channel (4GB (2x2048) D/C Kit PN - OCZ2P10664GK)
Corsair DOMINATOR TWIN2X4096-8500C5DF
they will work, just be careful with the ocz reaper and corsair dominator ones due to the large heatsinks there can be space issues with big cpu heatsinks if the ram slots and cup socket are too close.Quote:
Originally Posted by vegettoxp
Then no, they are both D9 if they are that old.
OK :) thanks alot, im a bit interested what is on the new?
Heh... so are a lot of people :)
Thx for the info man. Just to get some info, I am planning to go with Thermalright Ultra e-Xtreme 120 as my cooling choice. So if some one has my board (Asus Maximus SE) with this cooling system, Would the OCZ Reaper and The Corsair Dominator be a problem.
Quick Pix of my Board - Click Here!
THX!
i bet its elpidaQuote:
Originally Posted by nullface
:D Elpidas are great for sure, and cheap too.Quote:
Originally Posted by RyderOCZ
Nullface, can you do a picture from top or bottom of memory, so i can tell either it is old with D9GMH, or new with Elpida.
He said they are 10 months old....they are D9.
No he new is not Elpida.
I'll check tomorrow again at shop, but fast eyeshot on these sticks looked like elpida.
With a heatspreader on them, a fast eyeshot? :)
On top of memory, and chip physical size.
Just tell us what chips they have ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by RyderOCZ
they are hynix, they do 2.3V, so that rules out qib, eledia and power chips, so that leaves hynix , micron, samsung and infineon. but samsung and infineon dont make standard ddr2 ics and he said no micron so its hynixQuote:
Originally Posted by ownage
Sign an NDA with me and I will tell all :)
The OP does not have the new chips BTW, the new chips do not like 2.3V, use that much and you will have dead ram.
i guess that it makes it more entertaining to guess and get lucky or unlucky but that looks like the u got it right but i cant tell uQuote:
Originally Posted by RyderOCZ
and i dont see how it could hurt u guys corsair tells us for all consumer stuff and team group tells us with their high end and that stuff looks like its up there, comeon we dont need an nda
I do not understand lucky or unlucky..here.
You buy 9600 rated ram, we guarantee it to run 9600 (on a board that will clock ram to this level) why does it matter what is under the hood? Whether it is D9, Hynix, Samsung, or batguano IC's its still rated to run at 9600.
it always matters whats under the hoodQuote:
Originally Posted by RyderOCZ
who wants to buy a ferrari with a with a honda engine:rofl:
i got value ram that do 1200+ it dont got no hood but thermalright gave it a hood:D
Thermalright makes some miracle stuff. It has bad aerodynamics but it still makes you're parts damn fast :ROTF:Quote:
Originally Posted by zsamz_
yup my stick dont even get warm with the hr-07Quote:
Originally Posted by ownage
i like naked stix:D you see what u gettin
i think that i figured it out the new ones are psc (powerchips) 128meg single sided
atleast there are other kits like that that have the same clocking and a 2.1V max, that 2.1-2.3 rating is deceptive since the kits only have 1 value but i was thinking it did 2.3V
this would since becouse the dominator, high end gskill, teamgroup, and patriot all use powerchips on a 6layer pcb
Powerchip is indeed very likely.
Ryder, if you're going to reply to this, just don't say "no". ;)
Why not? ;) no
We are discussing 1GB modules here, not 2GB. OCZ moved all 8000+ parts to this new IC 4 months ago.
The only reason I was posting here is to try to help the OP determine if he had D9...which he does, as he says they are 10 months old.
All I want to pass on is that with anything 8000+ rated or higher, that is less then 4 months old, do not use greater than 2.1V. It is not necessary and could damage the dimms. Our site has been updated to reflect this as well.
Thank you.
I was just kidding. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by RyderOCZ
Thanks for this info. Updated my ramlist accordingly.Quote:
OCZ moved all 8000+ parts to this new IC 4 months ago.
Someone please rip off the HS :D