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tragic_monkey
11-10-02, 01:52 PM
What memory has these chips i know the corsair xms do, but i wanna know the cheapest 256MB stick with these chips on anyone know??

Placid
11-10-02, 02:02 PM
Twinmos has 256 with winbond BH-5(5ns) chips.
I don't know how cheap it is but they sell it here.
http://www.hardwaregods.net/twinmos.html

tragic_monkey
11-10-02, 02:06 PM
i would prefer a uk based supplier

and the winbond BH-5 must be better than the winbond BH-6 im guessing winbond BH-6 runs at 6ns. So am i right in thinking this would be better than the corsair (in theory anyway) or does the corsair use winbond BH-5 chips.

Placid
11-10-02, 02:11 PM
I belive corsair uses BH-5 chips on thier current high end memory (3500).
Yes 5ns chips should clock higher than 6ns chips.

tragic_monkey
11-10-02, 02:16 PM
thanks for clearing that up, im off to have a look for a uk dealer selling that twinmos ram :D

tragic_monkey
11-11-02, 03:46 PM
hmm i cant find a uk based seller for the twinmos 3200, does anybody know one?

or does anybody know if any 2700 ram has the Winbond BH-6 Chips?

rdytorave
11-11-02, 04:51 PM
My Kingston Value Ram (PC 2700 DDR) has the Winbond 6ns. :D

hipro5
11-12-02, 05:50 PM
The Windbond 6ns are the best so far as for Overclocking reasons....Corsair has them in their XMS3000 C2 and XMS3200 C2 Memory modules....The XMS3200 C2 ones are better "hand-picked" chips.......The Twinmos or even the Corsair XMS3500 C2 with the Windbond 5ns chips CAN'T I repeat CAN'T reach the Overclockability of the Corsair's XMS3200 C2 with the Windbond 6ns chips.....In theory everythink is fine but in real world of Overclocking the things are defferent...... ;)

Silversinksam
11-12-02, 09:44 PM
Originally posted by Placid
I belive corsair uses BH-5 chips on thier current high end memory (3500).
Yes 5ns chips should clock higher than 6ns chips.

Placid,

Never seen this vendor before, but if your time is precious to you and dont have time to build your own rig, this is better than getting a high end Dell :beer: Seriously those are nice prebuilt pc's

http://www.hardwaregods.net/systems.html

I especially like thier forum designed for customer support and not chit chat ;) (although a general question and feedback topic is needed imho)

http://www.hardwaregods.net/forums/index.php

Cheesy Peas
11-13-02, 05:16 PM
you can find twinmoss in the UK, I almost bought some, until I had no chip stoopid duron

jmsandrsn
11-14-02, 10:07 AM
Originally posted by rdytorave
My Kingston Value Ram (PC 2700 DDR) has the Winbond 6ns. :D

Do you run that memory at 166 FSB with 1:1 or 3:4 multiplier.

rdytorave
11-14-02, 10:47 AM
1:1 ratio with the CPU. Relaxed timings though aggressive passes all tests.

I can do the most aggressive including 4 back interleave and 1t command lines at 1.75v if my memory(pun intended) serves me. It passes 3DMark2001SE, Sandra, and Memtest86 with those settings. Though I noticed some slightly strange things with aggressive.

I felt it was safer to keep them relaxed for now.

Overclocker456
11-15-02, 09:57 PM
My Twinmos PC2700 512MB stick (BH-6) does PC3500 easy on a P4B533.. excellent memory company...I recommend them.

james.miller
11-17-02, 07:42 AM
http://bit-tech.computerprices.co.uk/hardware/pricebrowser.asp?categoryid=RAM&testcatid=RAM&manufacturerid=TMoss&textdesc=TwinMos

all u.k based