i had BH-5 and didnt even no it

capmuffin · Apr 7, 2004

yep last ngt i took the heatspreaders off my corsair XMS pc3200
i have had them since dec but i never new,they are at 11-2-2-2 2x256 http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=20-145-415&depa=1 they probly arent bh-5 but if u havent had any luck it wouldnt be a bad move. also is 3.0 V ok at that also should i try diff timings with my AN7. this will realy help my mobile crank. and if i can find a good deal on a gig they might hit the classifides

wannaoc · Apr 7, 2004

Nice find! Its always fun to find a little hidden gem and yes 3.0V is fine. I keep my BH-5 at 3.3V normal. A heatspreader doesn't hurt at that volts though.

capmuffin · Apr 7, 2004

heh good thing it came with heatspreaders D:

ju`w0nx · Apr 9, 2004

Hahahah, me too!

I just came back on these forums hearing all this talk about the BH-5. I decided to take a peek under the heatspreaders of my Corsair 3500, and what do you know...

Winbond
331WF
W942508BH-5

Now I'm going to have to do a v-mod and pump some mad volts through those puppies.

flapperhead · Apr 10, 2004

hehehe.. Its like looking in your wallet and finding an extra 300.00 bux.

MitchV · Apr 11, 2004

I just checked my Corsair XMS PC3200 (512MB DIMM) and it is BH-6.

turbochris · Apr 11, 2004

huh? mine is CH-5? any good? it's a matched set of 3200LLP

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