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Corsair part #VS1GSDS667D2
Now sold under value select line, this is the uber part of SODIMM. Currently at 667 3-2-2-5 1T. 100% stable
If CPUID ran on my developer machine I would show screenshot. Once I am done I will fire them up on a desktop board for some screens.
This is the top end DDR2 D9GMH, Thanks Vivian & Corsair for the sweet samples. I will be posting benches soon. I wanted to put the word out that these exist and what part to order.
Where can it be purchased?
WOW that's insane!
BTW what's the pricerange?
Oh damn nvm its laptop ram.
Why the hell is it in value select packaging? I'm sure thats some kind of crime (unless its priced that way as well)
lots of people are going to have insane yonah systems now then...
Yep price on the value line.
They are available now.
No clue on cost.
Very capable ram, the best possible for SODIMM.
why are they wasting D9 in laptops? when they know they could make a killing in the DDR2 market with D9 when thats what everyone wants... but can't get...
seems like such a waste, all that good D9 going to waste in joe blows dell laptops and such...
QFT :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Kunaak
exactly what i was thinking
Lots of reasons, I have had a lot of requests on my first 1GB D9 kit and figured I would post once I had a good part number on 2GB kit.
Besides being able to tweak to tightest timing with no voltage increase at rated speed this stuff also goes very fast.
If one were to have a MOD "mobile on desktop" board that had SODIMM this is great info.
How many MOD systems use SODIMMs (besides the very small number of R&D boards out there)?
The Aopen 945 MOD board does. I was kinda pissed about that.
Nice !!
My sonoma wants that :eek:
yhea I'm a laptop user, wanna fight about it? :p:
And some people do need good performance for laptops so.... I don't see the problem in it all.
I want good performance to, and if its programmed to run tight timings at stock and OCable I can see a good future for this ram in laptops worldwide.
Get them intosome desktop modules then I'll do little dance for joy :D
Um, can I change the memory settings on my laptop (sorry for being such a n00b, don't pay much attention to my lappy)? I have a Dell Precision M70...
If so, I'm getting these...
Isn't there a convertor between DDR2 Sodimm and DDR2 Dimm?
Yes there is a converter for DDR2 SODIMM.
Depends on the laptop and bios options. Save bios file and ask on forum who can do an unhide for you.
Im not sure what models of laptops memset works on.
Is there a place where I can buy one?
I have contact info at work, if you can locate the image I posted then you would have the info needed to order online or via phone.
I had a dream about these last night. I gotta lay off.
for a second there I didn't see Lay.. and I thought you seriously need to cut back man..:rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr. Tinker
http://www.frontierpc.com/ProductDet...ctID=950018754
http://www.smarterdeals.com/Goods.as...t=VS1GSDS667D2
You can buy these for around 100.
:confused: Gotta cut back anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by nn_step
Are D9 chips also on the 512MB sticks or just on the 1GB?
(VS512SDS667D2)
So, as long as I order VS1GSDS667D2, I'm guaranteed D9s? Or is it that they've started using D9 chips, but kept the code the same?
One question, what so-dimm equipped motherboard provide enough voltage for high performance fat body operation?
Depends on the board, most dont have vmem adjustment. I have a few that do.
Just an update, i ordered 6GB worth from newegg...
all are blanks rebranded to corsair.
will have a picture up shortly
Any links to it?
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Originally Posted by vapb400
I joined just for this thread. Has there been any updates on performance etc?
I have been scouring the web, and was pointed here by a fellow member of notebookforums.com.
I have tried to find out more about this particular stick, and everyplace I have seen talks about this being CAS 5 RAM.
Any more information would be greatly appreciated.
Never mind. I did the research. This sodimm part number is a 5-5-5-15 just like all the rest. Furthermore, corsair, crucial, a-data, ocz, mushkin, etc have all been contacted, and nobody has anything better than 5-5-5-15 at 667Mhz in a sodimm. What a shame.
You can still directly modify the SPD so it reads 4-4-4-15 or something
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Originally Posted by xsnrg