DDR2 Full Specs

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It should be noted that there are different types of Micron D9 chips. There are the legendary "Fat Body" D9's, also known as D9DQT. I believe they are not produced anymore.



D9GMH - Used in Corsair 8500 and TeamGroup PC2-6400. Micron sells them as 333MHz chips, but they are capable of high clocks.



D9GKX - Found in Super Talent PC2-800


Picture courtesy of Legit Reviews

So when someone mentions "Micron D9", it doesn't necessarily mean "Fat Body". The newer Micron D9's are square-shaped like the Elpida's.

There are other RAM makers that use these chips, so forgive me if I didn't mention all of them.

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It should be noted that there are different types of Micron D9 chips. There are the legendary "Fat Body" D9's, also known as D9DQT. I believe they are not produced anymore.



D9GMH - Used in Corsair 8500 and TeamGroup PC2-6400. Micron sells them as 333MHz chips, but they are capable of high clocks.



D9GKX - Found in Super Talent PC2-800


Picture courtesy of Legit Reviews

So when someone mentions "Micron D9", it doesn't necessarily mean "Fat Body". The newer Micron D9's are square-shaped like the Elpida's.

There are other RAM makers that use these chips, so forgive me if I didn't mention all of them.

Thankyou very much

Its very annoying that everyone calls the old school Micron BT-3 "D9". D9 is the DDR2 fBGA tag that means it is Micron DDR2, that is all.

The chips you guys are looking for are Micron BT-3 (the good stuff) and Micron BT-37E (de-binned good stuff).

Also congrats on finding a set of the D9GMH. That is the "new" RAM to watch. While its fBGA code is D9GMH its TRUE name is the fabled Micron B6-3