I have 6 sticks of that ram I havent been using. 4 are version 1.1 and 2 are version 1.2 are they all d9?Originally Posted by chew*
Check post 4 that I'm updating now.
I would say they are d9's, version 1.1 was d9 regardless of size, just cant run the timings as tight with 2x2 gig , You can't get these anymore and the fact that i found them is miracle.
High end air results page 1 post 4 added, this is about as good as it gets on air, I will update with 3d benches with my HD4870 in a few days.
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