[FS] Computersmsa Memory (CMSAM) : UTT CH-5 & BH-5 !! In stock !! - Page 5

187(V)URD@ · 30th June 2005, 22:50

yeah i am also interested in tccd

1st July 2005, 11:47

Quote:

Originally posted by computersmsa
Yes, Centon have receive back 200 Stick of TCCD 437 (Better), but I will not order for 2 stick ... if you want big qty as 10 sticks and more answer me

You mean 427 mother f**king Mhz, meaning DDR854

Or what am I missing?
Quanta costa per stick?

1st July 2005, 12:25

No the Week
(10 stick -> About 1100 €)

3rd July 2005, 01:13

FYI
Just bought 2 sticks ch5 from computermsa

->200 MHz 2-3-2-5 @ 2.6V in dual channel at my dfi bord.
VERY STABLE

did some very quick test.
@ 3v 230 -> 2-3-2-5 (@3.2v still testing)
@ 3.2V 220 -> 1.5-2-2-5 (when going higher errors in memtest)
@ 3v 200 -> 2-2-2-5 (testing at 3.2V ->220 at the moment 2 houres without errors in memtest)
at 225 it goes wrong.
question. can i run these sticks for 24H/24H @ 3.2V ?

3rd July 2005, 09:10

Quote:

Originally posted by computersmsa
No the Week
(10 stick -> About 1100 €)

Hmm quite expensive compared to UTT BH5

3rd July 2005, 12:53

jippen -> Yes, 3.4V if you want but it must be to much hot, need fan

vegeta -> Samsung TCCD chip is VERY expensive, it's for this all memory on these chip are expensive

4th July 2005, 15:13

Hey

I have 2 CH-5 ram dimms
ComputerSMSA DDR400
I can run them at x-3-x-x without a problem...
but when i try x-2-x-x -timings the system doesn't want to boot anymore...
he accepts the x-2-x-x timing in bios, and after reboot everything still works fine,but i can't boot into windows...

does anyone has a similar problem ?

chip info :

COMPUTERSMSA
K 1024-400CH-5
0522

Ow, my mobo is a DFI LANPARTY UT Nforce 3

4th July 2005, 15:31

Chips probably can't run at x2xx timings, but they also aren't rated for that:

Quote:

- UTT CH-5 0.13µm -> 2-3-2-5

Maybe some extra volt could help ? (not too much ofcourse

)

4th July 2005, 15:35

Quote:

Originally posted by HardFreak
Chips probably can't run at x2xx timings, but they also aren't rated for that:

I saw (here in this threat) ch-5 chips running @ 2-2-2-5 !!!

Quote:

Maybe some extra volt could help ? (not too much ofcourse )

I tried @ 3.4 vdimm...

edit :

damn... why didn't i tried booting with my memtest - cd .. Then i'll know whether the ram could handle the speeds or not, and whether windows 's the problem...

4th July 2005, 18:40

Maybe your Kit don't love 2-2-2-5, is possible

CH-5 is certified 200 MHz 2-3-2-5 @ 2.8V

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1st July 2005, 12:25	#43
computersmsa Posts: n/a	No the Week (10 stick -> About 1100 €)

3rd July 2005, 01:13	#44
jippen Posts: n/a	FYI Just bought 2 sticks ch5 from computermsa ->200 MHz 2-3-2-5 @ 2.6V in dual channel at my dfi bord. VERY STABLE did some very quick test. @ 3v 230 -> 2-3-2-5 (@3.2v still testing) @ 3.2V 220 -> 1.5-2-2-5 (when going higher errors in memtest) @ 3v 200 -> 2-2-2-5 (testing at 3.2V ->220 at the moment 2 houres without errors in memtest) at 225 it goes wrong. question. can i run these sticks for 24H/24H @ 3.2V ?

3rd July 2005, 12:53	#46
computersmsa Posts: n/a	jippen -> Yes, 3.4V if you want but it must be to much hot, need fan vegeta -> Samsung TCCD chip is VERY expensive, it's for this all memory on these chip are expensive

4th July 2005, 15:13	#47
brechtvm Posts: n/a	Hey I have 2 CH-5 ram dimms ComputerSMSA DDR400 I can run them at x-3-x-x without a problem... but when i try x-2-x-x -timings the system doesn't want to boot anymore... he accepts the x-2-x-x timing in bios, and after reboot everything still works fine,but i can't boot into windows... does anyone has a similar problem ? chip info : COMPUTERSMSA K 1024-400CH-5 0522 Ow, my mobo is a DFI LANPARTY UT Nforce 3

4th July 2005, 18:40	#50
computersmsa Posts: n/a	Maybe your Kit don't love 2-2-2-5, is possible CH-5 is certified 200 MHz 2-3-2-5 @ 2.8V