so, i picked up a kit of 2x1gb for $120 a week ago. well.. it ended up being single rank, 8 micron D9HNL chips per stick. i was hoping for some GMH, but i guess i wasn't that lucky. i think it's fairly safe to say that most of those sticks will come with these chips, as i've seen someone else with them too, but samsung or elpida is a possibility, but i think somewhat unlikely.
anyway, i like overclocking, not talking. here goes
pretty non-descript value ram.
and... the results. i had a lot of fun with this. it was somewhat finicky as far as timings and drive strengths went... but voltage does next to nothing!
starting off, i managed to pull this off:
but then i found out that 3d stability was lower than 32M stability... so i started using 3dmark as well as 32m to check stability, and ended up a bit lower
then after much tweaking and fiddling, i arrived here:
after concluding that i figured out what the D9HNL likes, i went ahead and started checking how it scales with voltage at several different timing sets. the mhz shown is the maximum speed that would complete 32M and 3dmark05
compare that scaling chart with some of my D9GMH based stuff: (a 2x512mb ddr2-800 teamgroup kit)
and understand why i am dissapointed with how poorly it responds to voltage. this doesn't bode well for micron in the 2x2gb market.
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Originally Posted by finaldeathh
)... and both sticks runs 500mhz 4-4-4-5 @ 2.2v. 
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