Price check on 3x2 Trident which can 2400C7

[TheQuentincc]

Hi, I want a price check about my ddr3 stick, the reference is F3-12800CL6T-6GBTD and I used them in this submission with air cooling, i don't know if this is a standard overclocking capability of that stick : 

https://hwbot.org/submission/3610502_thequentincc_superpi___32m_core_i7_3770k_6min_38sec_875ms

I can push them more like 2420~2430 with the same timings with 1.88V (maybe less I don't remember) reported on the motherboard monitoring (not checked with a voltmeter), there is elpida "640" in it (E904A8BR9403), I can't push more the frequency even in cas 8 or 9, maybe processor or maybe motherboard fault, I don't know.

I just want a price check, no more, thanks for all;)

[yosarianilives]

Probably the IMC. I'd say you can probably get $20/stick on the high end.

[Noxinite]

They'll be BBSE ICs most likely.  See here for details on how they can OC: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?285767-DDR3-IC-thread

Maybe $50 tops if no other OC results?

[yosarianilives]

Naw, those timings look similar to how my psc clocked. If OP wants to be sure he can look at the serial number. The first 3-4 digits will be a year and production week. After that the next 4 digits will be IC. 1040 is psc, 0640/0660/0680 is elpida and could be bbse based on clocks.

[TheQuentincc]

I already said, maybe in a little bit confusing way that these sticks are Elpida "640" and the reference writen on the chip is E904A8BR9403 with a "B" at the 7th place which means BBSE