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Well actually it will do 250mhz if u have a board that does it.Delhi prices for genuine hynix are still >2.5k for 512mb and >1.4k for 256mb.Which chip did u get on ur hynix?My 256mb has the -d43 one.
 
undertaker said:
Well actually it will do 250mhz if u have a board that does it.Delhi prices for genuine hynix are still >2.5k for 512mb and >1.4k for 256mb.Which chip did u get on ur hynix?My 256mb has the -d43 one.
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Yup with a good board they might do better. I tried slight overclocking on an Asrock 939 board. results look promising.
Yeah my 512 is also d43! But these are double sided ones.
Hynix 510KM
chips are original hynix all right. Now is the best time to get Ram ;)
 
kingston (AA Infoways) is offering 512mb ddr 400 for 3300 retail other places offer 2800 or so for oem,which may have chances of being fake.
 
Kingston Value RAM is one of the worst overclocker.
Brand name wise Transcend is good but if you ask me Hynix chips are really good. On a8n sli 4d3 will do 250Mhz 1:1 at 3volts. Thats tested by me just today as i got home from college.
I will test it on p4p800dlx tomorrow when i get time.
The problem is finding a genuine dealer which keeps genuine Hynix ;)
 
funkymonkey said:
Kingston Value RAM is one of the worst overclocker.
Brand name wise Transcend is good but if you ask me Hynix chips are really good. On a8n sli 4d3 will do 250Mhz 1:1 at 3volts. Thats tested by me just today as i got home from college.
I will test it on p4p800dlx tomorrow when i get time.
The problem is finding a genuine dealer which keeps genuine Hynix ;)
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Not true(that generalization about Kingston Value Ram).The KVR400 Mhz out in India is not good.Some KVR333/400 uses winbond BH/CH chips and they easily hit 400+ at low latency.
MY KVR 333 sticks(which I suspect are remarked CH-6) have passed 420mhz 2.5-3-3-7 at stock voltage.Not bad,surely?
Some KVR PC2700 even had BH-6 chips,those did 400mhz 2-2-2-5 without skipping a beat.
 
funkymonkey said:
Kingston Value RAM is one of the worst overclocker.
Brand name wise Transcend is good but if you ask me Hynix chips are really good. On a8n sli 4d3 will do 250Mhz 1:1 at 3volts. Thats tested by me just today as i got home from college.
I will test it on p4p800dlx tomorrow when i get time.
The problem is finding a genuine dealer which keeps genuine Hynix ;)
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Darky did 590 MHz on his Hynix (594.7 to be exact), so i feel that budget wise, hell even ocing wise, if u get an orignal Hynix, its great.

My Hynix DDR 400 runs at 2.0-3-3-5 at stock, cant oc because me stuck with an Intel mobo :(
 
undertaker said:
MY KVR 333 sticks(which I suspect are remarked CH-6) have passed 420mhz 2.5-3-3-7 at stock voltage.Not bad,surely?
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Based on my experiments with KVR 400 which I got from the US (w/ Promos/Mosel chips), those numbers look correct.

2 x 512 MB double-sided KVR 400 in dual-channel mode can be oc-ed to 223MHz (DDR446) at 2.5-3-3-6 at 2.55V comfortably. Slighly better than Corsair Value Select. The good thing about this RAM is that it doesn't seem to mind the DDR366 divider (not perhaps officially recognized by AMD) which when used in conjunction with my mobo gets the theoretical bandwidth at CPU speed of 2400 MHz.

I'm not sure about Transcend in dual channel mode though. If someone here has done it, especially on a 939 mobo, then I'd request them to post their true findings for the benefit of all others planning to buy this RAM. Reason bcoz, IIRC, I read not long ago on Chip mag that they couldn't get Transcend to OC > 210MHz. Probably an isolated batch but it is better to be safe .....

But then there is no doubt that there is nothing like true Hynix chips if you can get hold of 'em ! I bought the KVR simply because there were many rumors early last year that there were fake Transcend and Hynix in circulation in India. And for the price I paid for the KVR at that time, you could get some real exotic RAM now :ashamed: !
 
i bot a Hynix DDR400 512MB stick last night.. it says D43 on it.. damn thing wont do even 208MHz (DDR416) at Vdimm 2.9V :(

It costs 2550 here..
 
JediMaster said:
Based on my experiments with KVR 400 which I got from the US (w/ Promos/Mosel chips), those numbers look correct.

2 x 512 MB double-sided KVR 400 in dual-channel mode can be oc-ed to 223MHz (DDR446) at 2.5-3-3-6 at 2.55V comfortably. Slighly better than Corsair Value Select. The good thing about this RAM is that it doesn't seem to mind the DDR366 divider (not perhaps officially recognized by AMD) which when used in conjunction with my mobo gets the theoretical bandwidth at CPU speed of 2400 MHz.

I'm not sure about Transcend in dual channel mode though. If someone here has done it, especially on a 939 mobo, then I'd request them to post their true findings for the benefit of all others planning to buy this RAM. Reason bcoz, IIRC, I read not long ago on Chip mag that they couldn't get Transcend to OC > 210MHz. Probably an isolated batch but it is better to be safe .....

But then there is no doubt that there is nothing like true Hynix chips if you can get hold of 'em ! I bought the KVR simply because there were many rumors early last year that there were fake Transcend and Hynix in circulation in India. And for the price I paid for the KVR at that time, you could get some real exotic RAM now :ashamed: !
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Well that is if u can get exotic RAM.... Next to impossible to find decent RAM in India. OCZ VX 4000 anyone ;)
 
Kingston KVR no longer carries BH-6 or CH-5.
KVR400 carries remarked mixed chips now so you can tbe sure whats gona be there on the sticks.
Yes in past it used to carry BH-6 but not anymore thats why I said Kingston value are the worst chips you can buy for now as you are not sure what you are getting.

The worst part is noone here is selling TCCD.......

By the way about Transcend, I am able to pust it to 225Mhz without problems. but there i am hitting my processor limit. My processor wont do more than 2.75Ghz.
So its definitely more than what the guys at digit were able to achieve. I dont trust those guys at digit to be h onest, i even wonder if they even upped the Vdimm voltage when they tested this ram for overclocking ;)
 
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