rimm 4200 help

[edgemaster]

hi folks...
i'm new here and starting with a weird question ;-)

i got 2 rimm 4200 256mb some days ago..
samsung

the part number ends with -cn9DF...
i know what cn9 stands for (32ns) but what does DF mean....??

do i have some kind of sample or so....

good or bad?

i'm glad about all infos about it....

greetings
edgemaster

[PhobMX]

why did you buy 2??? you only need one and you are forced to use asus P4TE533 since is the only one with rimm 4200 in the market...

[edgemaster]

i know i only have to use 1
fact is:
i ordered 2x 256mb 1066 rdram from kingston...
i got to the shop, and the guy gave them to me....
i looked at them and they had marks of usage, so i said i want others...
he said he has samsung chips and will give them to me for the same price...
i said ok...

and they were 32 bit....
so this is why i have two....
and 2x256 is cheaper than 1x512....

so what does df mean?

[edgemaster]

so.....
looks like i found a hint
this DF could be a customer (Special Handling) code, but what does that actually mean?

[edgemaster]

somebody surely has infos bout it....

[PhobMX]

i dunno man, but as fas as i know samsung is way better than kingston to overclock, so it seems in the end you are a lucky bastid :D. Try them aand try to prove me wrong...

[edgemaster]

ok man...
i'll get my mobo on wednesday....
will o/c as soon as possible and tell you about the samsungs o/Cability....

hope to get it above 1200 ;-)

[PhobMX]

me too :)