Tell me about these Hynix Chips

[adelphia83]

Curiousity got the best of me today, and I pulled the covers off my brand spanking new 1GB worth of Kingmax TSOP "Hardcore" DDR500.

Suprisingly the chips aren't made by Kingmax, but instead Hynix. Very odd, because I don't remember ever seeing Hynix chips on RAM, other than video cards.

The chips each have the following etched onto them:

Hynix 406A
HY5DU56822CT-D5
Korea 27CB2323LQ

Any idea what these chips are capable of? Ability to handle voltage? Tight timings? Max FSB? Heat output?

Any known information on these would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Suma]

These are D5s which are really good.
I'd be happy if I were you.

If I remember correctly they are capable of DDR600.

Suma.

 

[flapperhead]

yep. the bga kingmax is made by crucial, the tsop uses hynix. 95% of all the pc4000+ uses some form of hynix bt-d43/ctd43/d5 chips. should overclock way past pc4000

 

[vidgion]

i hav the same ram and mine read dt-d5, havent touched them yet b/c waiting for other parts to get here-


but no doubt these will exceed your average boards memory bus speed-