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    Quote Originally Posted by zsamz_ View Post
    they still do 1200++
    There are three symptoms of dead D9:

    1) boots with higher voltage than 1.8v and overclocks the same as earlier
    2) OC is lowering drastically (degrading) but still boots with 1.8v
    3) they are unstable - errors in memtest etc...

    *Rarely but from time to time memory with D9 after some coincidence (high voltage & overclocking/after psu broken etc.) doesn't boot at all

    Symptom 1 & 2 often appear together but not always. Symptom 1 & 3 are the most frequent. Memory with symptom 1 often may work for years with slightly more degradation effect or even no. Memory with symptom number 2 is going to die definitely. Memory with symptom 3 aren't good for working 24/7 and memory qualifies only to RMA

    That's from my experience
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