Purchased this pair of ram few days back, bought it outta curiosity as I never tried Aeneon ram before. Didn't put high hope since it's rated CL 11 @ 1600MHz, very loose to be honest.

Here are some shots on the ram:
On 1st glance, the black heat spreader is quite a looker to me, not bad for a pair of value ram.

From here, we can clearly see the heat spreader doesn't make proper contact with the chips.

Upper part of the heat spreader doesn't really provide sufficient space for ventilation (which is good when we start pushing the ram). Area of improvement for Winova perhaps... Hmmmm...

Okie, enough of talking I guess, I will let the screen shots do the talking. Below are the details of my poor test bed:
AMD X3 445 3.1GHz @ X4 B45
Asus M4A88TD-V EVO /USB3
Asus 5770 CuCore @ X-Fire
Seasonic X850
First test, 1600 @ 7-7-7-21-28 with 1.56v, not bad considering the stock timing is @ 11-11-11-30-41 with 1.5v...

2nd test, 1800 @ 8-8-8-24-32, still with 1.56v... quite decent if u ask me...

Eventhou bein able to do 1800 @ 8-8-8-24-32 can be considered as pretty OK, but i felt that these sticks have something more to offer, hence, timing was tightened a 'lil... Here's 1800 @ 7-8-7-22-29 with 1.65v. Voltage is no longer low enough for low voltage setup but still OK to my book.

Final attempt, 1900 @ 7-8-7-22-29 with 1.755v. I was kinda surprised this is doable coz i remember back then (when i was using Geil Ultra 2133 CL9, Team Dark LV 1600 CL7 & 2000 CL9 > all using Elpida BBSE chip from what i read) I hit the wall at 1840MHz with same timing.
For those who would like to run their stick with rather high frequency at moderate voltage, these sticks can do 1900 @ 8-9-8 with 1.59v.

*pardon my lazyness for not completing the whole 1 hour test, i was kinda exhausted already...
I firmly believe they sticks can offer better mileage under Thuban or Intel platforms, but unfortunately, a poor Propus is what I have for the moment.
Some might ask what chips are being used on these modules, I cant really pin point exact name but judging from the capability, they behave quite close to Elpida BBSE which already EOL. One thing for sure they're from Elpida (since the chip manufacturer is Elpida).
Here are some thoughts on these decent sticks:
Pro:
- Affordable price
- Decent mileage
- Low voltage & decent timing on stock frequency
- Heatspreader not making proper contact
- Design of heatspreader can be better
- Voltage needed for high frequency w/ rather tight timing is slightly high

*As a token of appreciation to bro momokabuto, those who're keen to get d ram can visit his thread HERE
This post has been edited by ah_khoo: Mar 21 2011, 09:04 PM
Mar 13 2011, 02:49 PM, updated 15y ago
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