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Hynix? Any good?
- Thread starter Quattro
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if it is bt/ct- d43 or d5 chips yes. they will run a minimum 250/260
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hynix makes 95% of all the pc4000/4200/4400/4500 chips used in almost every make from ocz to mushkin.. tell ur friend to look on the memory chips themselves for those numbers/ letters (ending) in the chip serial numbers.. ie: bt d43,ct d43 or ending in d5
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Very.... my generic BTD43 had no trouble running at 257.7mhz...not bad for an AMD rig. 
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is that the paper label or the label printed on the chips themselves cause if its on the chips i think ur friend has gotten some of the letters/ numbers incorrect .should be like bt-d43 at the end
edit: that number doesnt come up in hynix's part search..
edit: that number doesnt come up in hynix's part search..
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u can buy these in kingston value ram for like 40.00-60.00 for 2x256 or 80.00 to 100.00 for 512.
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Guys, it is BT-D43, the guy cant read hence the 8 instead of a B and 0 instead of D.
ADDED: That is a pretty good price you paid there even in American standards if I do say so myself, sub-$200 (okay barely). Also, where in the hell do you people find KVR 512 sticks? My BB and CC only carry the damned 2*256 kits.
ADDED: That is a pretty good price you paid there even in American standards if I do say so myself, sub-$200 (okay barely). Also, where in the hell do you people find KVR 512 sticks? My BB and CC only carry the damned 2*256 kits.
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yeah i think it is bt-d43 too. i just wanted to make sure the guy wasnt playing games with him..
also this stuff can really fly. i had a set of pc4000 simpletech nitro with bt-d43 (later rev.) and 1 stick ran to 310 mhz...
also this stuff can really fly. i had a set of pc4000 simpletech nitro with bt-d43 (later rev.) and 1 stick ran to 310 mhz...
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Nothing except it is simply the some of the best chips made in terms of extreme OCs at a good price (Sen said how his OCed to 257.7). It is awesome stuff if your mobo can handle it, although the timings are very lax.
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I think the lowest I have seen ever for that stuff was CAS 2.5 ish. BT-D43 is a name for a reason and each letter/number mean something. I read this in the other Hynix thread
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