Quote Originally Posted by zbomb5610 View Post
i haven't verified, i figure the only way to do that is to remove the heat spreaders, which i don't feel too comfortable doing. I received them last monday, so it has been less than a week since i got them. They had the black pcb. Purchased from newegg.

I know someone else that bought them from newegg about a month ago, and they are running 4-4-4-12 1000 @ 2.1v which is great, but i can't manage that unless i do 2.2v.



I messed with a few things, i changed those settings in memset, then i figured i would play with overclocking the memory, but the only way to do that is to change the memory multiplier in bios and then overclock in windows, but when i changed the multiplier to 2.5, it cold booted and reset my settings, and i was trying to boot at 400fsb with ddr2 1000, so then i changed the memory multiplier to 3 and did about 350 fsb and it booted. I then tried to mess with overclocking, but cpuz didn't read my memory timings, either did memset, seemed like the memory wasn't being recognized.

I did change the fsb to 370 so x3 would be ddr2 1110 and ran super pi with that, a lot slower than usual also, like 22 sec, i normally do 16 sec.

I really just feel like playing with this memory is a waste, i probably got some ic's that aren't d9gmh which sucks. I think i will just wait for the ballistix pc8000 to come in.

i use 8000HZ with date code (SN) : 0634
i have verified mine are D9GKX and runs at its rated speed pretty easy.