nice...
the "S" code ur referring to is the batch code for the chip
btw, possible to take a pic of the front and back of the ram?
2x1GB Kingston KVR DDR2-800 OC testing, poor man's OC toys
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not all, some of them are different leh..
actually i was interested in what PCB it is using  so, would you please grant my request  |
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@soulfly
take the pics la when u have the time... coz wanna see if its a brainpower 6-layer pcb or something else |
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QUOTE(kucingfight @ Jan 9 2008, 01:12 AM) waiting to release ur secret weapon soon eh haha, nola, not so soon    results able to shock LYN community huh? QUOTE(LExus65 @ Jan 9 2008, 09:32 AM) anyway to identify pcb how many layers......... naked eye cannot tell lar Can la, at the back there is a model code + brandQUOTE(soulfly @ Jan 10 2008, 12:52 PM) I've checked the PCB, it's just normal Kingston PCB. There's no way Kingston would bother using 6-layer Brainpower PCB on their value ram. Awww  as i suspected.. 3 layer pcb's =__= |
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