Micron D9 GMH\GKX\JKH etc club

[tool_462]

it is d9 thread
i'm just here to give you sleepless nights

For what its worth, your sig gives me sleepless nights

[zsamz_]

For what its worth, your sig gives me sleepless nights

its not all there
admin asked me to shorten it
its kinda hard to sell your toys
my son it the same he has 200+ toy cars n need more

[Don_Dan]

this any good?

No, lame. Not even DDR2.



Just kidding!
So you left us DDR2-addicts for now, I hope to see you again on "old-school" memory again some time in the future.


Crazy results CryptiK!

[zsamz_]

No, lame. Not even DDR2.



Just kidding!
So you left us DDR2-addicts for now, I hope to see you again on "old-school" memory again some time in the future.


Crazy results CryptiK!

ya i'm buildin a ddr3 stash now
only got 3 sets

[CryptiK]

Without cranking the CPU up to ~5.08GHz to get the read up that last 203 MB/s, I don't see this getting any higher.

570 FSB / 684 MHz (DDR2-1366 MHz) / PL 8

[aslanwas]

So I've here my Cellshock DDR2 800 with Micron D9GMH

I didn't got the best but ok for a beginner like me



Validation at CL5-6-6, 2.58V with 1333MHZ (666,5)
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=601968

At CL3-3-3-9 with 900
http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=601968



And here my AData vitesta Extreme with Micron D9GCT



Validation at only 1140

Will get Cellshock DDR2 1000 CL5 with D9GKX, i hope they will do better

not to forget, all on air cooling--------------

[zsamz_]

Without cranking the CPU up to ~5.08GHz to get the read up that last 203 MB/s, I don't see this getting any higher.

570 FSB / 684 MHz (DDR2-1366 MHz) / PL 8

pretty hard on that board
did you use the pulls?

[Mafio]

aslanwas flash f13 or f14 bios

BTW good work

[CryptiK]

pretty hard on that board
did you use the pulls?

No I didn't try using them actually, I tried PL 7 but it didn't POST with 1.78 vNB. I'm so used to my Asus board with pullins that dont work at all I just forget about them. Might be worth a try, but I don't see it making it into windows let alone giving me 200 MB/s read.

[zsamz_]

No I didn't try using them actually, I tried PL 7 but it didn't POST with 1.78 vNB. I'm so used to my Asus board with pullins that dont work at all I just forget about them. Might be worth a try, but I don't see it making it into windows let alone giving me 200 MB/s read.

from all my ddr2 boards the ut p35 is best
was way too easy to hit 12k
i have retired 2 of my dfi boards playin with ddr3
gave my x38 to my son

[Don_Dan]

ya i'm buildin a ddr3 stash now
only got 3 sets

Good, 3 sets is such a small amount....

I can't go DDR3 at the moment, I know I would spend too much money again, there are just too many good ICs that I would have to test.

Without cranking the CPU up to ~5.08GHz to get the read up that last 203 MB/s, I don't see this getting any higher.

570 FSB / 684 MHz (DDR2-1366 MHz) / PL 8

Awesome!

[kuebk]

Some of my results on A-Data 2x1 800 cl4, dunno what ics:
Lower PL would be probably possible with other divider than 1:1.

500 5-4-4-4 @ 2.02v
600 5-5-4-5 @ 2.4v
620 5-5-5-15 @ 2.4v+ don't remember exact voltage

Anyway from what I have heard it's ProMOS not D9.



Max valid: http://valid.canardpc.com/show_oc.php?id=586151

[Mafio]

pretty good fsb on rampage formula

[kuebk]

pretty good fsb on rampage formula

Quite normal. :p
I'm rather surprised by the sticks - they clock very good, but do they clock as good as d9?

[Shiranui Gen-An]

Quite normal. :p
I'm rather surprised by the sticks - they clock very good, but do they clock as good as d9?

Considering how they responded to high voltages, I'm pretty sure those ARE D9.

[kuebk]

Considering how they responded to high voltages, I'm pretty sure those ARE D9.

Hmm, what's usual voltage required by D9 to get 500-533 cl4?

[CryptiK]

I picked up another kit of ram, and I am quite surprised with it's performance. It happily runs through loop after loop of memtest Test #5 at 620 MHz @ 1.98v! Basic timings set to 5-5-5-15, trfc 30, trrd 3, rest auto. With this kit I also managed a low voltage SPI32M personal best of 650 MHz @ 2.19v (idle) / 2.16v (load).

SPI32M @ 542 FSB / 650 MHz @ 2.19v / PL 8

[kuebk]

CryptiK where did you get those?

[Ket]

*stares through the window looking in* I'm not a part of this anymore

[CryptiK]

CryptiK where did you get those?

A local store, but they don't ship internationally.

*stares through the window looking in* I'm not a part of this anymore

Did you sell off your D9?

[Ket]

No, but I have a quad. Limited by quad FSB Most i'll probably be able to get is 500FSB.

[kuebk]

Hmm, what's usual voltage required by D9 to get 500-533 cl4?

Anyone?

No, but I have a quad. Limited by quad FSB Most i'll probably be able to get is 500FSB.

Don't limit yourself to 1:1

[CryptiK]

Further testing the new kit. It only needs 2.25v (idle) / 2.22v (load) for 660 MHz SPI32M stable.

SPI32M @ 550 FSB / 660 MHz @ 2.25v / PL 8



Everest @ 550 FSB / 660 MHz @ 2.25v / PL 8 (same settings as SPI32M run)

Anyone?

Around 2.0v depending on the kit.

[kuebk]

SPI32m isn't good for testing OC, my crucials 1066 are 600mhz SPI32M stable at only 2.12v but 5th memtest test gives errors after few seconds of benching on same voltage.

[Don_Dan]

SPI32m isn't good for testing OC, my crucials 1066 are 600mhz SPI32M stable at only 2.12v but 5th memtest test gives errors after few seconds of benching on same voltage.

32M is the most respected memory stability test

We aren't looking for 24/7 stability here.

Impressive results CryptiK, I'm tempted to play with D9 again...