Figuring out G.Skill's SNs

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2400 cas10 are Timings MFR can do, but GSkill used Samsungs on these from the start - there are lots of reviews that prove this as well as tests - as the 2400cas10 were released long time ago, when MFR was not popular, and lots of cfr failed these specs, Samsung were used, and are used today, single and dual sided Samsung. On the 2400 cas9 I agree, because Samsung D are eol, these are getting down in availability as well.

; too bad i am looking for single sided MFR ; i guess i should move to Trident X 2666 CAS 12 dual sided at least to get Hynix MFR. I have browsed Caseking and in particular TeamGroup Xtreem memories ; on the paper, specs are similar than Trident X for a lot frequencies.

EDIT : or check for a recent 2400 C9 kit.

Sure, link the post, but it's incorrect.

2400 CL9 are Samsung 2Gb D-rev chips, 2400 CL10 on Trident X are mostly Samsung 4Gb B-rev chips, though other manufacturers and even G.Skill might be using Hynix MFR chips for this bin.

Edit: ...

I hope i have interpreted the post correctly :

http://www.overclock.net/t/1285652/o...nfo-thread/730

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