Elpida 70nm IC: The Birth of a New King?

[saaya]

elpida never likes more than 2.1v, 2.2v max for some chips...

some clock nice and get up to 1200 555 but not all clock like that.
there are some elpidas from the older mfg process that can do 1000 444 which is about as fast as 1200 555... well, its not bad stuff for sure, but from what ive seen its def not going to be the new best chips around. far from it.

[DaRoN]

They are devil memories.

I have some on GOODRAM PRO 800 2x1GB.
600MHz @ CL4 @ 2,4V on nForce 680i SLI.

[Bl4ck^!]

elpida never likes more than 2.1v, 2.2v max for some chips...

some clock nice and get up to 1200 555 but not all clock like that.
there are some elpidas from the older mfg process that can do 1000 444 which is about as fast as 1200 555... well, its not bad stuff for sure, but from what ive seen its def not going to be the new best chips around. far from it.

yeah , Elpida sucked 10months ago when i had couple of Geil Ultra 6400 that couldn't do ~890mhz @ 4-4-4-12 , all damn Elpida chips, now 24hours ago i had some cheap ass Twinmos Twister PC6400 and they only whent ~848mhz @ 4-4-4-12 2T @ 2.3V . I'm beginning to see a "pattern" here

[DaRoN]

This modules scales up to 2.6V (i haven't give them more).

But there is some bug. This chips work good only on nForce chipsets.

On Intel chipset they won't clock so high. On AM2 platform i have max @ 540MHz CL5...

So there is not so beautiful, how possible can be.