inexpensive super talent ddr-2-667 micron chips anyone?

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bigblockchevy

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over at esquid --they have some super talent 1 gig sticks of ddr 2 -667 . they have micron chips the square ones --i can't tell from the photo if their d9's or not --but the photo looks like the micron d9s with no heat spreaders . the price is right--like $22 a gig .

anybody have this ram or know what it's chips are ?? worth a hoot for mild ocing ??

thanks-BBC
 
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cozumel

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Well your going to have to provide a link and/or model number if you want an answer to your question
 
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cozumel

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I believe they are D9HNL Micron ICs. Should be able overclock to PC2-6400 or above I reckon.
 
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aka1nas

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They aren't D9s because they are 2GB sticks. D9s aren't the correct density for such a configuration.

Edit: You mentioned 1GB sticks in your OP but linked to a single 2GB stick.
 
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tvdang7

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my 2 x 1gb ddr667 are doing ddr 860 right now with 2.0 volts if i can remember. still with more headroom.
 
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Om51

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Well , I just recieved it today :)
Good news , I test it at 1100 5-5-5-15 volt 2.0 , Memtest86+ stable for 20+ min. - choosing test#5
Tonight I will leave memtest86+ for 6 hours+ @DDR1100

Chip is Hynix FP-Y5 T batch 734

Edit :
Chip's is very cool to touch even @1100
MB : Biostar TA690G AM2
 
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Om51

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Yes , it can do DDR1200 with 2.2 volt , memtest stable ( I just test 2 hours / test#5 )


@DDR1100 volt 2.0 , I leaved it through the night ( 9 hours ) with memtest and it's full stable
 
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Thanks for the add'l update. Nothing wrong at all with 1200 with only 2.2v!

I have been curious about Hynix branded DDR2 since I read the vr-zone review of the TwinMOS PC2-6800s a while back so I just couldn't resist ordering a few of these 667s from eWiz last night.

Looking forward to having another IC besides Micron to play with.
 
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Om51

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Good luck

Looking forward to having another IC besides Micron to play with
Click to expand...
Well , Hynix chips produce less heat and price is cheaper than Micron D9


Last night I tried DDR1200 w/volt 2.1 but it wasn't stable after 4 hours test
I want to try DDR1300 volt 2.4 but I'm cpu limited .

 
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ReefaMadness

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I bet with a little more voltage the DDR1200 will be attainable.

...and yes, the Hynix is priced cheaper unless, that is, you got in on that Newegg deal a couple of weeks ago that had the 2 GB kits of PC2-5300 Ballistix on sale for $27, after $30 MIR.

That was truly the best deal I've seen so far on good DDR2!

I just like having different ICs to play with and these days with prices so low, it doesn't break the bank.
 
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...and yes, the Hynix is priced cheaper unless, that is, you got in on that Newegg deal a couple of weeks ago that had the 2 GB kits of PC2-5300 Ballistix on sale for $27, after $30 MIR.

That was truly the best deal I've seen so far on good DDR2!

For comparison...these were from the recent Newegg $30 shipped deal, per 2GB kit.

http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=538176

and here, but not part of the newegg deal

http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?t=538176

Any way you look at it, there is quality DDR2 available for cheap these days!

You got to love it.
 
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