Are all Hyper-X sticks bh-5 chips?

PointlesS

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just wondering...getting my ram back soon and since my board (Shuttle An35N Ultra) has issues with bh-5 chips I was just wondering if all hyper-x sticks have bh-5 chips?
 

Venomous

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Negative. Hell most so called Pc3200-4200 rated Ram now uses BH-6, CH-5 or CH-6.. All of which , need much higher voltages to tighten the settings.
 

formulav8

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I believe my PC4000 uses hynix chips. Most I see use the Samsung chips.


Jason
 

Viper96720

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What issues that is really good ram? The ones with the A at the end of the part number probably don't. Like KHX3200A instead of KHX3200. You did set Tras to 11?
 

PointlesS

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the ram I'm getting back is model number KHX3500 (2 sticks)...I was using memtest86 and on one run I got over 400,000 errors...tried changing the timings and upped the voltage but that didn't help...looked around and saw that people were experiencing crashing and stuff like I was and how bh-5 chips have issues...the stuff I was using before was like 3-4 months old too but that was on a different motherboard...

I didn't take off the heatspreader and check what chips they were though...couldn't get the thing off and I was afraid I'd damage it...
 

PCTweaker5

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Kind of off-topic but if I am trying to get the lowest timings on my RAM would I increase voltage or just leave it at stock? My current timings are 2-2-3-4 but I dont know if thats good or not, is it good to have that last number low aswell? Im a RAM newbie!
 

Venomous

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You get tighter timings and higher fsb by upping the voltage to 2.9 - 3.4v

You will be required to perform a volt mod to your MB though.

i know a place you can find some bh-5, so if youre interested, shoot me a pm.
 

MDE

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Originally posted by: formulav8
I believe my PC4000 uses hynix chips. Most I see use the Samsung chips.


Jason
My PC4000 HyperX also has Hynix chips. The Samsung is good stuff too.
 

PCTweaker5

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Originally posted by: Venomous
You get tighter timings and higher fsb by upping the voltage to 2.9 - 3.4v

You will be required to perform a volt mod to your MB though.

i know a place you can find some bh-5, so if youre interested, shoot me a pm.

Is this to me?