Hallo,
wer hat die Corsair TWIN2X2048-6400C4 Speicher?
Die aktuellen Revisionen haben ja alle diese PROMOS Chips - wie laufen die? Max Takt/Timings?
Die alten Revisionen hatten MICRON Chips, die sehr gut gingen und Corsair Speicher lassen sich doch normalerweise gut übertakten - sind PROMOS also auch gute Chips?
Gruß
mibo
Edit: und da habe ich gleich noch eine offizielle Antwort im Corsair Forum bei XS.ORG gefunden...
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=125012
"We use Promos 90nm parts in several of our modules. They are specially processed and tested for us by Promos using a custom flow that we have specified. They undergo further testing and screening at our facilities. Our Promos based modules are very reliable and have been tested and characterized in our lab on many different and currently popular enthusiast motherboards. Namely the Asus M2N32-SLI, and the Asus P5B Deluxe. Modules spec’d at 6400C4 using promos have been carefully tested so that they meet these specs on every motherboard we use for testing. In many cases offer very respectable overclocking capabilities when latencies are relaxed and voltage is applied. On many motherboards we have seen speeds over 900 MHz. It is true, however, that in general, Promos based modules will not overclock as well as modules built with Micron rev D parts."
wer hat die Corsair TWIN2X2048-6400C4 Speicher?
Die aktuellen Revisionen haben ja alle diese PROMOS Chips - wie laufen die? Max Takt/Timings?
Die alten Revisionen hatten MICRON Chips, die sehr gut gingen und Corsair Speicher lassen sich doch normalerweise gut übertakten - sind PROMOS also auch gute Chips?
Gruß
mibo
Edit: und da habe ich gleich noch eine offizielle Antwort im Corsair Forum bei XS.ORG gefunden...
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=125012
"We use Promos 90nm parts in several of our modules. They are specially processed and tested for us by Promos using a custom flow that we have specified. They undergo further testing and screening at our facilities. Our Promos based modules are very reliable and have been tested and characterized in our lab on many different and currently popular enthusiast motherboards. Namely the Asus M2N32-SLI, and the Asus P5B Deluxe. Modules spec’d at 6400C4 using promos have been carefully tested so that they meet these specs on every motherboard we use for testing. In many cases offer very respectable overclocking capabilities when latencies are relaxed and voltage is applied. On many motherboards we have seen speeds over 900 MHz. It is true, however, that in general, Promos based modules will not overclock as well as modules built with Micron rev D parts."
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