1GB and 512MB ... that's a lot of difference.

it's a single piece 1GB module isn't it? it should show up as 1024MB

ya its a single piece 1GB module....but the weird is the total memory shown is 1024 but the module itself is 512MB...maybe its the chapalang ram tat doesnt have a proper table to be read by cpuid??

anyone??

how about CPU-Z? got screenshot to show us?

errr tis one??

LOL....

I guess maybe there's something wrong with the SPD programming....

but the interesting thing is that... the SPD timing is very similar to Hynix DDR2-533 CL4 modules

is there by any chance to test those to run at DDR1000 CL5-5-5-1 @ 2.2Vdimm?

This post has been edited by soulfly: Aug 24 2006, 11:16 PM

i c....so by right its just the programming rite...and wouldnt be a big problem rite...i tot i just got cheated by the company who supply the ram to my office...


anyway to test ur suggestion the dell optiplex mobo wont allowed me to change the vdimm...guess might need a better board...

but anyway the brand name is Advance Modules and assembled in malaysia...they r supposed to be malaysian based company and listed on the Main Board of the Singapore Exchange Securities Trading Limited on 19 September 2005.

heres the mainsite... http://www.advancemodules.com/memory.htm

anyone ever heard or used em or better yet oced em??

more info on em:
"The history of the Group started when its wholly owned subsidiary, Advance Modules Sdn Bhd commenced operation in 1999 as a contract manufacturer of memory modules. Today, the Group manufactures OEM products for multinational corporations such as Infineon Technologies AG as well as manufactures its own proprietary brands of memorymodules, which are marketed under "Advance Modules", "AM Plus+" and "AMV"."

This post has been edited by a_yu_volution: Aug 24 2006, 11:41 PM

they manufacture memory modules... but sourcing the chips would probably from some random chips manufacturer

ok thx i thik tat clarify sum stuff tq...

Is it all micron ship will be marked with a single brown dot at one of the edge?

I have 4 sticks of Apacer 512mb DDR2-667 here.
All of them with a "dot" on the left bottom corner but somehow I din see "micron" there.....

Please enlighten me.

depends on the size and the precise alignment of the dot

XS forum has a lot of pics of Micron

if u guys want, i will be happy to take some pics of my micron for u

btw.... the small rectangular Micron doesn't really do wonder.

It's the square ones which we want... D9GMH and D9GKX

well, ure in luck!
mine are the square ones
D9GMH

sure ^^

btw anyone can help me confirm corsair or kindston DDR2 667 512 which one is using Micron Chip?

pls also state the model pls , coz kingston now on market is with D2N5 don know did it is Micron Chip onot

This post has been edited by tachlio: Aug 25 2006, 07:47 PM

what ram u are using Value or Extreme?

D2N5

i think la...

D2 = DDR2
N5 = 5ns CL (i think la)

hehe,



actually using these

here u go guys

u got it from OPB himself?

no wonder it's without heatspreaders.

yups, from OPB himself.
HS are just for eyecandy <--- quoted from OPB