really? and 1066 cas6? absolutely no go?
did you try a D9GTR spd on them?
interesting...
thats a step back for elpida then, their previous ddr3 chips could even run cas5, and they were damn good at it actually, beating D9GTR in cas5 clocking... hmmm
really? and 1066 cas6? absolutely no go?
did you try a D9GTR spd on them?
interesting...
thats a step back for elpida then, their previous ddr3 chips could even run cas5, and they were damn good at it actually, beating D9GTR in cas5 clocking... hmmm
I'm not talking about the new Elpida's found in the Corsair Dominator GT's & the A-data Vitesta Extreme Edition 2133X.Originally Posted by saaya
The A-data V. E.E. DDR3-1333+ that I have here have some older Elpida ICs and can't POST at DDR3-1333 at CAS 6 ( I haven't punched any dangerous volts through them yet), I'll try to locate the pictures and see the IC ident.
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