There are 2 types of Hynix KVR: BT-D43 & DT-D43

Is tat got any differences in term of OC performance???

Where can i get it in LYP???

This post has been edited by tjlow: Feb 12 2006, 11:39 PM

the DT-D43 is much better in terms of keeping tighter timings at higher speeds. Most of them easily do 250MHz at 2.5-3-3-X timings at 2.8v.

sorry to cram topic...

but how can i actually find out which chipset am i having in detail?? using which software?

thanks

can only check using yr bare eyes.

Plug out the memory module and look at the memory chip.

Take out your ram..............

This post has been edited by Sphenix: Mar 17 2005, 06:50 PM

LOL...

Find out the chipset using ur own eyes not software...

y not?
its the only way
BTD43 is great too
i remember hitting 270FSB on 3 4 4 8

256MB's BTD43 chipset is it rare??

I'm using DT-D43 chip but donno how to timing it..sadly..

they are everywhere
the last batch of KVR still hold them
but i dunno now

u do it at the bios

I just check back my Ram now only realized I'm using BTD43.....

//off topic here

if wanna use dual channel, i've already has 1x 512 btd43
means i should only find another btd43? cannot use other chips?

wah..then im using BT-D43..havent try OC yet...dunno how this RAM peformance later...now still running on stock.


hmn..hitting this on 2.8 right..

u can use other type of 512MB module to run dual channel

only in overclocking the will be some problem. normal running no problem at all.

how to know is dt d43 or bt d43?

Take out your ram and you can see..HYNIX HY5DU56822 DT-D43. That's one will show you either chip DT-D43 or BT-D43

DT-D43 + BT-D43 can it dual channel??

these DT-D43 only appear on kingston ram or other brand's ram as well?

If that ram using Hynix chip...Please correct me if wrong..