tell me sumthin'
does the pcb used brainpower pcb?

erm....i think its just normal pcb from my view...not so sure though..
i try snap pics for u to see if u wan

owhh.. ok then
my pleasure

i bought a cheap Mushkin at viewnet...
by the look its a Micron...but i dunno what is the model name ie D9xxx
its relabel with mushkin cop.....

attached is the ram picture...hopefully you all can help me.

soulfly ke or anyone??
thanx..

for info..the wording at the chip is:if its help laa
MAPD264W8PR-3
PRO706
SFE831-U93G

This post has been edited by CV6149: Feb 22 2007, 10:20 AM


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it definitely looks like Micron. DDR2-667...prolly some random D9GCT

D9GCT is binned with DDR2-533,right?or this is the oced ver of D9GCT?

yup... probably it's higher binned since it could be the cheapest chips among other D9Gxx like GMH or GKX.

but well... that's just my speculation.

try n oc it..this will shows everything

i will...400 shud not have any problem right now...try to push more..

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Added on February 22, 2007, 12:18 pmtry my luck here....
weird thing is the cpu voltage..im running 1.4v at bios..but it only show 1.2v...
apa rosak already???

anyway the ram volt@2.3v
no time to stress it.need sleep

This post has been edited by CV6149: Feb 22 2007, 12:21 PM


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i guess is vdroop??

This post has been edited by siauann: Feb 22 2007, 01:46 PM

Its CPU-Z bug. Vcore 1.4 and above, CPU-Z will shows 1.2V, its the same for all of us. If you set less than 1.4v, then you can see different VID in the CPU-Z.

and for AMD ... anything above 1.5v the CPU-Z will show the default VID

ok..ok...thanx for the info...
am i in correct direction now?
i mean my ram

This post has been edited by CV6149: Feb 22 2007, 09:09 PM

what actually do u mean by "burn for 3 days"..and y?can some1 explain further? thx ya

Using stressing program like memtest and run it nonstop for a few days straight and set the vcore to the highest u dare and a relax timing or whatever u are comfortable with.

The result of burn in may vary though, some can achieve tighter timing after a week of burn in while others don't even its the same chip.

some get worse result after burn in lol!

U mean burn ic ?? Izzit becoz set vDimm too high ?

some chips just don't tolerate high voltage.

It just a matter of luck.

The result from high voltage BTW, some ram just deteriorate like that while others died.