I'm not certain on this, and it's kind of a shot in the dark, but i vaguly remember seeing somewhere that BT-E is 2.5ns and BT-37E is 3.7ns. I could be completely wrong with those numbers though...Originally Posted by Hassan
I'm not certain on this, and it's kind of a shot in the dark, but i vaguly remember seeing somewhere that BT-E is 2.5ns and BT-37E is 3.7ns. I could be completely wrong with those numbers though...Originally Posted by Hassan
http://www.micron.com/products/dram/ddr2/partlist.aspxOriginally Posted by 5-Clicks
This URL might be a help. =D
Here in NL we still have some shops that have some 5400ul or 8000ul.. but in whole i think 6 sets or so.
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Ahh yes. Thank you. So as I was saying, BT-37E is 3.7ns and BT-3 (not BT-E ) is 3.0ns that goes on the Corsair UL and Mushkin XP6400.Originally Posted by farksy
Most of the early DDR2 IC's were rectangular-shaped. The true Fat Body (at least the ones that most people want) have the codes D9DQT (BT-3) and D9DQW (BT-37E) etched on them.Originally Posted by farksy
No wonder i saw some overweight Hynix chips. That explains it. I was wondering if Hynix suddenly saw a possible demand for fat chips.Originally Posted by sierra_bound
The shape of the IC will give you a clue as to whether they might be true Fat Body chips. But of course, the real test is whether they can run 3-2-2 @ 350 or higher.
I just bought some .8FA off of ebay for $142. 2x512mb kit. This is a great time to be buying DDR2 off of ebay. I bought a 2x512mb kit of Corsair 8500 for $145 shipped the other day aswell... Keep your eyes out for them dealies!Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
Don't wanna rain on your parade, but did you check out Supertimor's post earlier in this thread? On second thought...maybe you shouldn'tOriginally Posted by 5-Clicks
The one that linked NCIX to some Crucial PC2-5300 Ballistix? Yeah I saw it, but those aren't all D9 fatty...are they? I bought .8FA on ebay for $142 shipped which would be aproximately the same price as on NCIX after shipping, if not a little less, but mine are for sure D9 fatty since they're .8FA. At least, that's what I gathered from your posts earlier in this thread (which I quoted in my last post in this thread)Originally Posted by s7e9h3n
EDIT: http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-Crucial-DDR2...QQcmdZViewItem
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I believe all the 2x512mb sticks are STILL fatties, although things may have changed in recent weeks.....Regardless, you did get Fatties, so it's definately not a BAD buyOriginally Posted by 5-Clicks
BTW: Yours should be EXACTLY the same as mine.....
hi. i'm knew here, i'm from protugal and i want to know if my memories are fatbodies or not.
http://www.ocztechnology.com/product...al_channel-eol
default= 533 @ cas 3-2-2-8
With OC= 800 @ cas 4-4-4-8
Board Asus WD2 Premium (kit dual channel 2x512)
CPU: Intel 640
Can someone say me where i can find a kit 2x1GB dual channel, to upgrade my machine. or what are the beste memories that use chips micron now?
i want to buy ones with a very good capability to do OC. tne teamgroup 667 cas 3-3-3-8 are good enough to sell my memories???
PS: sorry for my bad english, i do my best.
thanks
Bruno Martins
Fatima
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