Just what is TCC5?

[smolk]

Ugh, we don't more debate on this....and where is that image from? What's with this CF stuff that can do very well at 1.9V? Pffff....we KNOW this: TCC5 is just a lower binning (at Samsung) of the same die as TCCD.

Sorry, didn't reccon that. The source is below in my earlier post. I think that the CF, DH and a couple of others are DDR2

[g0dM@n]

I remember when I was told that all OCZ Plat Rev2 3200 that said "v1.1" on the PCB was TCC5, and all PCBs that said "v1.0" were TCCD.

Well, I bought my OCZ Plat Rev2 3200 2x512 from ebay for $130 (-$15 ebay coupon at the time = $115). I got the set in and asked around again about how to check if it's TCC5 or TCCD, and was told the same thing. My PCB read 1.1... I said screw it, and I took one of the clips off that weren't by the sticker, and bent the heatspreader JUST enough to take my peak. Lo and behold it's "TCCD"!

I did the same with my OCZ EL Plat 3700 2x512. Got this sucker off ebay for $104 shipped (coupons were expired by this time). I stretched over the heatspreader and baBOOM TCCD! And I was told it was TCC5.

There ya have it... I got myself two TCCD sticks when they were said to be TCC5. They both do 280fsb 2.5-4-3-7 for sure... 2.5-3-3-7 at 280fsb is still tough to do. I did get 300fsb on the 3200 kit memtest stable at 2.5-4-3-7, but I dunno yet about windows.

What's the farthest someone has taken TCC5?

[high5]

v1.0/v1.1 marking isn't on PCB, its on sticker on HS.

[g0dM@n]

v1.0/v1.1 marking isn't on PCB, its on sticker on HS.

But there is also a v1.1 marking on my PCB. I thought I looked at the sticker... will have to check again... thx.

[high5]

marking on PCB would be PCB revision.