May 16, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, Splave said: what is considered tight timings on these bad boys? Let me check the tightest screenshots on air I got. Wanna try them on cold and see if they can get tighter.
May 16, 20196 yr Looking forward to cold benchable settings Memory on fullpot hasn't been around for a couple years! Edited May 16, 20196 yr by ground1556
May 16, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, ground1556 said: Looking forward to cold benchable settings Memory on fullpot hasn't been around for a couple years! Is it really fullpot? ?
May 16, 20196 yr 7 hours ago, FireKillerGR said: Yes - no cb/cbb and they scale with voltage big time! No need to heat them up to pass post/get into windows either. 5 minutes ago, unityofsaints said: Is it really fullpot? ? I was going off that message, sounds like they work well, looking forward to see more of these
May 17, 20196 yr very nice mate, , , ballistix ram, .... when you get a good set in any platform are hard to top...superb !!! ?
May 17, 20196 yr Nice one!, I was wondering how 8GB modules OC as I got the 4x16GB kit on the same Micron IC and it can easily pass 4000 17-17-17 at stock air and 1.35V. For sure strong IMC. My best chip hits a wall at ~5300.
May 17, 20196 yr Do you know which specific IC code is on these chips? Looks from the micron FBGA and Component Marking Decoder like 8Gbit Micron Revision E DDR4 has a couple of different ones, not counting other widths than x8; D9VPP, a 2666c19 JEDEC bin D9WFL, a 3200C22 JEDEC bin D9WFP, a 3200C22 JEDEC bin also certified for 'industrial' use down to -40C D9XS*, a 3200C22 JEDEC bin with various automotive temperature bins (-40C to 105C) I'm guessing D9WFL? It'd be good to have something to call them other than "E-die", I've already seen some folks get confused and think it's the return of 4Gbit Samsung.
May 17, 20196 yr 11 minutes ago, mickulty said: Do you know which specific IC code is on these chips? Looks from the micron FBGA and Component Marking Decoder like 8Gbit Micron Revision E DDR4 has a couple of different ones, not counting other widths than x8; D9VPP, a 2666c19 JEDEC bin D9WFL, a 3200C22 JEDEC bin D9WFP, a 3200C22 JEDEC bin also certified for 'industrial' use down to -40C D9XS*, a 3200C22 JEDEC bin with various automotive temperature bins (-40C to 105C) I'm guessing D9WFL? It'd be good to have something to call them other than "E-die", I've already seen some folks get confused and think it's the return of 4Gbit Samsung. Since I checked but don't remember; I will check again once home.
May 17, 20196 yr Thanks, I'd forgotten that there are special bins and part #s for crucial. Not sure those even have a direct equivalent in the D9xxx series, D9WFL's equivalent is C9BJC.
May 17, 20196 yr 14 minutes ago, ObscureParadox said: D9WFN or M perhaps? Those are 512Mx16 layout (4 chips per rank), AFAIK they're not used in high-performance modules because of less bank groups hurting performance or something. I've made a thread in memory heaven as I think there's a lot of information to go through.
May 23, 20196 yr On 5/17/2019 at 1:07 PM, phil said: That is one tall, empty, ugly-ass PCB! ? But at least it doesn't have RGB Edited May 23, 20196 yr by unityofsaints
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