Okay, so this list gives the ICs used in different modules from most ram manufactures. The list is being used in places (like ATHD) to determine which ram has which ICs.
A lot of the modules list more than one type of ICs. This is probably due to the availability of different ICs during manufacture. I also don't doubt that some vendors might release a product with 1 set of ICs - say D9's - let the hype build up, and then switch to something cheaper.
Does anyone know how to read the list? Is the first (top) the current ICs, or the original, are they switching back and forth?
Is there that much of a difference between the quality - OC'ability - between the ICs?
A lot of the modules list more than one type of ICs. This is probably due to the availability of different ICs during manufacture. I also don't doubt that some vendors might release a product with 1 set of ICs - say D9's - let the hype build up, and then switch to something cheaper.
Does anyone know how to read the list? Is the first (top) the current ICs, or the original, are they switching back and forth?
Is there that much of a difference between the quality - OC'ability - between the ICs?
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