Great Deal : STT Pc 5300 Hynix 2x1go : 42€ (61$) o/c more DDR2 1200 !!

[boblemagnifique]

Last week I order a 30's of 1go chips Hynix at STT, but I didn't even try !!

I noticed that it was the same chips Hynix (later) that the test on Vrzone on Twisnmos Twister X Pc6800 a few months ago.

Link : http://www.vr-zone.com/articles/Twin...6800/4638.html


Here 2 pics , Front and Back :







Procotol of Test :

E6600 L630A
Asus P5K vmod Vcore/vddr/Vdroop
Gigabyte X38-DS5 (for the max screen)
2x1go STT pc5300 c5 Chips Hynix
Asus 8800GTS 640mo
OCZ ProXstream 1000w
Aircooling


At 2.4/2.45v real : 400mhz 3/4/3/8




At 2.4/2.45v real : 500mhz 4/4/4/12




At 2.4/2.45v real : 600mhz 5/5/5/18




Max superpi 1mo with 2x1go at 2.4v : DDR2 1281 5/5/5/18




& Finally Max screen at 2.55v bios (Giga X38-DS5) : DDR2 1365 5/6/6/18 Single



http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=279203


Great Deal the next week , i think buy others !!! as that chips hynix are at this good price

[EnJoY]

That is so cool. I love taking bargain basement hardware and cranking it up! That is what overclocking used to be all about, nvm the $1000 CPU's and the $600 memory, it was about taking a $50 chip, and making it faster than the $1000 chip.

Thanks for the throw-back, nice work!

[hstuehmeyer2000]

http://www.ewiz.com/detail.php?name=T667UB1G_H cheap as dirt and good

[saaya]

nice, thanks for sharing bob
how do they clock at... normal volts? ^^

[geo]

That is so cool. I love taking bargain basement hardware and cranking it up! That is what overclocking used to be all about, nvm the $1000 CPU's and the $600 memory, it was about taking a $50 chip, and making it faster than the $1000 chip.

Thanks for the throw-back, nice work!

its still like that here in India atleast for most of us.

[hstuehmeyer2000]

nice, thanks for sharing bob
how do they clock at... normal volts? ^^

i think they would do 500mhz 5-5-5-18 2t 1.8-1.9v

[boblemagnifique]

Thank Guys , i lovely the chips hynix , really impressive for the potencial overclocking !!!!

3 tests at cas 3/4/5 and "normal volts" , very good Perf/Price

333Mhz 3/4/3/8 a 2,05v/2.1v real




400Mhz 4/4/4/12 a 1,95v/2v real




500Mhz 5/5/5/15 a 1,95v/2v real

[hstuehmeyer2000]

try the timings 3-4-3-4 2t with 2.2v and see how far you will go

[memory]

The TwinMos is using FP-S5

This SST is using FP-Y5

Been looking for FP-S5 for quite some times but to not avail. There is many sticks of FP-Y5 around at retail shops locally.

Might get a sticks or two and see how it goes for FP-Y5 chip

[Reefa_Madness]

http://www.hynix.com/products/consum...&SUB_RAM=512Mb

It identifies the "S5" as a DDR2-800 part and the "Y5" as a DDR2-667 part, otherwise appear to be the same. Based on the results in this thread, appears to be binned pretty much the same as Micron...in other words, very loosely.

(Save the decoder in pdf for future use)

For what its worth, I did note that the vr-zone sticks were 512MB and these are 1GB. Per the linked pages, the part #s for 512 and 1GB are different.

[hstuehmeyer2000]

s5=ddr800
y5=ddr667

[Reefa_Madness]

Thanks for catching that...fixed now.

[boblemagnifique]

Thank for the information !!

New Test with others kits and mobo

DFI X38 T2R Bios 111 :

693Mhz 5/5/5/21 a 2.51v bios on single 1go (685mhz on dual)

http://valid.x86-secret.com/show_oc.php?id=303564

[Dr.Leary]

Whould be great to find some corresponding chips on 2gig modules. Any ideas?

[i found nemo]

That is so cool. I love taking bargain basement hardware and cranking it up! That is what overclocking used to be all about, nvm the $1000 CPU's and the $600 memory, it was about taking a $50 chip, and making it faster than the $1000 chip.

Thanks for the throw-back, nice work!

this reminds me of when i first got this mobo and my sempron .... * sheds a tear * thanx for the memories lol

[gundamit]

Whould be great to find some corresponding chips on 2gig modules. Any ideas?

STT DDR2-667 2GB/128x8 Hynix Chip Memory T667UB1G_H

Anyone try this stuff yet?

[ixtapalapaquetl]

STT DDR2-667 2GB/128x8 Hynix Chip Memory T667UB1G_H

Anyone try this stuff yet?

I ordered a pair. I will obviously let you know how they do when they come in, but will likely need some guidance with subtimings as I have only been using Intel/DDR2 for about a month.

[Dr.Leary]

High tRFC might help some on 2x2gig setup. This link maybe can help you some:
http://www.ocztechnologyforum.com/fo...ad.php?t=32363

[xwards]

good rams for that price

[railer]

I just got some 2x1gb from Ewiz. My previous experience with hynix is that to much voltage would kill this ram really quick. I would not go over 2.1 for 24/7 use, for benchmarks 2.5 is fine
will let you know how these clock. I can put them in my chiller box @ -33c they should overclock really nice, but I'm to lazy, maybe when i get my 8500 i will fire up my chillbox

[ixtapalapaquetl]

Got my 2x2GB kit. I debated starting a new thread but I don't think the results warrant it. They are obviously not as strong as the OP's 2x1GB set, but I'm quite happy with them for the price.

Note that upping TRCD opened them up a LOT. Also realize that I have virtually no idea what I am doing and that you will undoubtedly achieve better results.

2.42v BIOS: 4 5 4 12 488MHz
2.42v BIOS: 5 6 5 18 567MHz

(Price drop at ewiz, now only $78 for two)

[railer]

that's not bad for 2x1's. I just got mine in, will test them tonight.

[ixtapalapaquetl]

that's not bad for 2x1's. I just got mine in, will test them tonight.

2x2's

[Dr.Leary]

What can they do @ 5-5-5-15 2,2v? I´m thinking 24/7 usage.

[ixtapalapaquetl]

What can they do @ 5-5-5-15 2,2v? I´m thinking 24/7 usage.

This should give you a ballpark idea. I tested in 10MHz increments before upping voltage. They failed at 550MHz, and thus can do something more than than 540MHz. Subtimings can definitely be tightened up. Also, I used a 120mm fan directly over them.

2.23v BIOS: 5 5 5 18 540MHz