how to read ns

1-Man-Army · 03-25-03, 09:26 PM

ah can we make a guide to tell ppl how to determine ns on the video card's ram plz
"For those of u who dont no what ns means it means "Nano Second"

[size=2.2]How to determine how much ns is on ur video card's ram chip, to determine ur video cards ns u write down what u see on one of the ram chips and then look at the colum with numbers and a hypen after the hypen it would be the ns example [/size]

Hynix 234A
HY50V641622AT-4 "here is what ur looking for it says 4ns"
Korea

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[size=2.5]"This only applies to some Ram and not all types."[/size]

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[size=2.5]To determine rated speed you divide 1000 by ns rating.[/size]

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[size=2.5]Note on sum video cards the rated speed is not always true u have to test to find out![/size]

1-Man-Army · 03-25-03, 09:41 PM

can u mods plz make this a sticky so it would help ppl determine it with out a tone of ns threads

Jeff7477 · 03-25-03, 09:44 PM

not all ram goes by this.....so I don't think that would be proper

bafbrian · 03-25-03, 09:47 PM

Well, this should be a sticky and imply that this only applies to some Ram and not all types.

bafbrian · 03-25-03, 09:50 PM

This way, most ppl will be able to read what NS they have and reduce the numbers of NS threads to save "bandwidth"( my 0.02 cents ).

I know myself, because I started a thread about finding my NS numbers, If would have known this thread was here, I wouldn't have posted it.

But if we make this a Sticky, then this would answer lots of questions. But we will say that this only applies to some RAM and not all types of RAM.

1-Man-Army · 03-25-03, 09:51 PM

yup save skip sum money! all agree to save skip the money ask to make stickie (pretty plz)

Michfan · 03-26-03, 09:06 AM

Once it becomes a sticky it will become invisible. It always seems to happen that alot of ?'s that are in the FAQ's and such still get asked.

1-Man-Army · 03-26-03, 10:35 AM

ya but if we make it in caps "read this first if u want to determine ur ns" then it would catch there attention

mirko_3 · 03-26-03, 10:54 AM

should be sticky.
and should also say that to determine rated speed you divide 1000 by ns rating. (could you add this at the top, 1-man-army? people are so lazy nowadays, they don't scroll all the way down, especially in stickies!

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1-Man-Army · 03-26-03, 02:23 PM

added that part

bafbrian · 03-26-03, 04:13 PM

I hope the MOD's make this a *sticky*.

Maybe you could get them to change the title though.

Need something to get readers attention.

pip · 03-26-03, 04:31 PM

how about "!!READ THIS OR DIE!!"? lol

1-Man-Army · 03-26-03, 05:17 PM

ok guys the mod told me we should add a little more info then the mod will sticky it for sure!

LittlePiggie · 03-26-03, 05:35 PM

maybe how to find it on the other types?

cw823 · 03-26-03, 05:42 PM

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Originally posted by LittlePiggie
maybe how to find it on the other types?

Evnas · 03-26-03, 05:44 PM

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Note on sum video cards the rated speed is not always true u have to test to find out!

Thats true for any memory u buy. Not every single modual will do its rated speed.

1-Man-Army · 03-26-03, 08:34 PM

im not sure if i can find all of them cause it looks like all of the companys use the same standard to find the specs for the ram cause i just checked out the hynix data sheets and it looks different but i can tell how much ns it has here linky http://www.hynix.com/products/dram/down/DDR_part_no.pdf this link also sums up all the stuff about the ram i found out with this data sheet that my ram use's 3.3v never knew

03-25-03, 09:41 PM	Thread Starter #2
1-Man-Army Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Ontario Mississauga	can u mods plz make this a sticky so it would help ppl determine it with out a tone of ns threads
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03-25-03, 09:44 PM	#3
Jeff7477 Member Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Lincoln, Ne	not all ram goes by this.....so I don't think that would be proper
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03-25-03, 09:47 PM	#4
bafbrian Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Atlanta, GA	Well, this should be a sticky and imply that this only applies to some Ram and not all types.
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03-25-03, 09:50 PM	#5
bafbrian Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Atlanta, GA	This way, most ppl will be able to read what NS they have and reduce the numbers of NS threads to save "bandwidth"( my 0.02 cents ). I know myself, because I started a thread about finding my NS numbers, If would have known this thread was here, I wouldn't have posted it. But if we make this a Sticky, then this would answer lots of questions. But we will say that this only applies to some RAM and not all types of RAM.
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03-25-03, 09:51 PM	Thread Starter #6
1-Man-Army Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Ontario Mississauga	yup save skip sum money! all agree to save skip the money ask to make stickie (pretty plz)
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03-26-03, 10:35 AM	Thread Starter #8
1-Man-Army Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Ontario Mississauga	ya but if we make it in caps "read this first if u want to determine ur ns" then it would catch there attention Last edited by 1-Man-Army; 03-26-03 at 02:26 PM.
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03-26-03, 10:54 AM	#9
mirko_3 Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Italy	should be sticky. and should also say that to determine rated speed you divide 1000 by ns rating. (could you add this at the top, 1-man-army? people are so lazy nowadays, they don't scroll all the way down, especially in stickies! )
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03-26-03, 02:23 PM	Thread Starter #10
1-Man-Army Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Ontario Mississauga	added that part
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03-26-03, 04:13 PM	#11
bafbrian Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Atlanta, GA	I hope the MOD's make this a sticky. Maybe you could get them to change the title though. Need something to get readers attention.
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03-26-03, 04:31 PM	#12
pip Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Oregon, The InteLinux State	how about "!!READ THIS OR DIE!!"? lol
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03-26-03, 05:17 PM	Thread Starter #13
1-Man-Army Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Ontario Mississauga	ok guys the mod told me we should add a little more info then the mod will sticky it for sure!
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03-26-03, 05:35 PM	#14
LittlePiggie Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Oregon	maybe how to find it on the other types?
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03-26-03, 08:34 PM	Thread Starter #17
1-Man-Army Member Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: Ontario Mississauga	im not sure if i can find all of them cause it looks like all of the companys use the same standard to find the specs for the ram cause i just checked out the hynix data sheets and it looks different but i can tell how much ns it has here linky http://www.hynix.com/products/dram/down/DDR_part_no.pdf this link also sums up all the stuff about the ram i found out with this data sheet that my ram use's 3.3v never knew
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