what ram has the good D9's now?

[hank123]

It seems like its really hard to find ram that has the bad *** D9's that where clocking like mad theses days.
I know crucial ballistix for the most part is not putting out the double sided stuff that was the high clocking stuff so that out of the question.

I was thinking bout something like this..
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...top+Memory)-_-OCZ+Technology++Inc.-_-20227184
seems like a fair price for what it could clock up to.

 

[jjw0782]

Im trashing my ballistix and getting some Kingston HyperX. Not sure if they are the good D9s but they are much better than this crucial crap.

 

[aoch88]

You mean HyperX PC8500?

 

[maxfly]

im not positive but i believe those are d9gmh.its really hard to find confirmed d9gmh/gkx now.your best bet is to find pc2 9200/9600.the only ics that can run that speed are gmh/gkx so you can be sure its one or the other.
the only other stuff that runs less than that is the gskill hzs but even those may no longer have gmh
goodluck with your search.

 

[aoch88]

I believe so too and it's so hard to tell which is a guaranteed D9's these days. Also, I heard that 4GB modules are unable to use D9 chips.

 

[jjw0782]

Nah im getting the 800mhz. Asus claims they support 1066mhz but their qvl sheet is short and crappy.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820134125

Thats the modules I purchased.

 

[hank123]

y did they stop using them? this other stuff clocks like crap. so the 9200s im looking at might just be it?

 

[hank123]

http://cgi.ebay.com/OCZ-OCZFX11502G...VQQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1638Q2em118Q2el1247

k this is what im thinking. it can be water cooled and they seem to clock pretty high!

 

[mystfied]

I believe so too and it's so hard to tell which is a guaranteed D9's these days. Also, I heard that 4GB modules are unable to use D9 chips.

(I'm assuming you meant 2GB modules... there's only one 4GB module on newegg right now)

I just bought a set of mushkin 2x2GB HP2-6400
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820146731

If they're the same modules that they're reviewing (the model number is different but I believe it is the same based on Newegg reviews) these can hit 600MHz+ (2.5V)

See these:
http://www.eclipseoc.com/index.php?id=1,104,0,0,1,0&p=3
http://pdxreviews.com/pdxcontent.php?id=40&page=2


(OOS though)

Will update with stable settings once I get around to tweaking.

 

[hank123]

na just looking for 1x1GB. only need 2GB total.

 

[cabose1227]

My ocz sticks clock like there's no tommarrow

 

[hank123]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820227139

these ones?

 

[cabose1227]

Yup, but I have hered that some cant get them to oc well tho. I got a really good batch to. They are cheap so if they dont oc to high then it wont mater to much.

 

[hank123]

Yup, but I have hered that some cant get them to oc well tho. I got a really good batch to. They are cheap so if they dont oc to high then it wont mater to much.

need good clockers to clock my q6600 higher!

 

[cabose1227]

They will do ddr2 1000 cas 5 easy(all stick should be able to do that or they need rma). So these should be good past 500 fsb, mine do 600+fsb.

 

[maxfly]

http://cgi.ebay.com/OCZ-OCZFX11502G...VQQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1638Q2em118Q2el1247

k this is what im thinking. it can be water cooled and they seem to clock pretty high!

im almost 100% sure those are gmh.maybe a slight possibility of gkx.either way they should fit your needs nicely.what kind of oc are you looking to hit btw?

They will do ddr2 1000 cas 5 easy(all stick should be able to do that or they need rma). So these should be good past 500 fsb, mine do 600+fsb.

you have a gem there caboose.unfortunately 500mhz isnt the norm for those.from what ive seen most generally will do 425-450

 

[Blazing fire]

How does corsair DHX8888 clock? Tomshard ware clocked it to 1200mhz, 4-4-4-12, 2.4v (I think)

 

[maxfly]

not sure tbh.the only corsair 8888s ive seen are the cas5 dominators.which oced nicely(1200+ but i forget the voltage used).altho running 2.4v for long periods wouldnt be a good idea for any d9s(even with active cooling).
if the dhx is priced right they would definately be fun to play with

 

[Blazing fire]

I see. Well, that's where warrently kicks in!

 

[ghost_recon88]

I've got my Kingston KHX 9600 sticks for sale in the classifieds if you're looking, D9GKX on those sticks