Cellshock PC6400 = PC8000

james32 · 23 Nov 2006 at 10:30

hi just picked up some of this stuff

check the SPD tables, seems ive been lucky and being giving
Micron D9GKX, used in the top memory that costs over £350

ddr 800 @ 2.2 volts cas 3 :eek:

its that good i ordered another 2gb
only the 1st batches have Micron D9GKX

Rob43 · 23 Nov 2006 at 10:36

What board are you using ?

Rob

harris1986 · 23 Nov 2006 at 10:39

how much did this set cost you?

james32 · 23 Nov 2006 at 10:43

P5W 64 workstation and also tried it in my mates
Asus P5W DH Deluxe WiFI, no more bloody fsb problems over 360

this stuff will do cas 3 @ 450 upto 2.3 volts

and this memory runs so cool @ 2.4 volts even colder than geil running
@ 2.1 :eek:

james32 · 23 Nov 2006 at 10:46

harris1986 said:
how much did this set cost you?

its costs £208 for the pc6400 and £280 for the PC8000 stuff
crosair ocz havent a look in with this stuff because it programmed
to do whats on the tin non of this crap compatable timings hoax

asus 975 boards when you overclcock the fsb above 360 it looks @ your SPD timings table, so if it sees crap timings then you will have a crap overclcock.

Nelly · 23 Nov 2006 at 13:27

Very nice indeed, just noticed this must be one of the only companys that doesnt offer lifetime guarantee on the ram - 5 years, still quite good though considering the price.

Cob · 23 Nov 2006 at 13:34

Yeah they've had good results from it over at XS

4-4-4-8 @1200Mhz

james32 · 23 Nov 2006 at 14:01

Nelly said:
Very nice indeed, just noticed this must be one of the only companys that doesnt offer lifetime guarantee on the ram - 5 years, still quite good though considering the price.

its lifetime warranty m8 as it comes from germany, and even
says lifetime on sticker.

Nelly · 23 Nov 2006 at 16:24

james32 said:
its lifetime warranty m8 as it comes from germany, and even
says lifetime on sticker.

Ahh must be an error on where I was looking. . :cool:

nightic · 23 Nov 2006 at 19:50

james32 said:
hi just picked up some of this stuff
check the SPD tables, seems ive been lucky and being giving
Micron D9GKX, used in the top memory that costs over £350

its that good i ordered another 2gb
only the 1st batches have Micron D9GKX

Looks like D9GKX is showing up on some of the new PC6400 batches too:

Alonso @ XS.org forums said:
(he currently works for CellShock)

you can also find some GKX on 800

lets call it special-christmas edition (or whatever you like)... watch out for batch: 1.09196.95.360 and 1.09256.97.360

James32 - Does your RAM match the above batch numbers?

james32 · 23 Nov 2006 at 19:54

nightic said:
Looks like D9GKX is showing up on some of the new PC6400 batches too:

James32 - Does your RAM match the above batch numbers?

yes

mercyless · 23 Nov 2006 at 20:02

james32 said:
hi just picked up some of this stuff
check the SPD tables, seems ive been lucky and being giving
Micron D9GKX, used in the top memory that costs over £350

ddr 800 @ 2.2 volts cas 3

its that good i ordered another 2gb
only the 1st batches have Micron D9GKX

indeed you are lucky, i also had pc-6400 but it was the D9GMH

my set cellshock pc-8000

james32 · 23 Nov 2006 at 20:06

i got another pC6400 set coming tmr hopefully its the same

nightic · 23 Nov 2006 at 20:44

james32 said:
i got another pC6400 set coming tmr hopefully its the same

Just a heads-up for anyone ordering these.
Not mentioning any names, as per the rules, but I assume they're being purchased from the same place that features prices in € as standard with the option to display in other currencies in a drop down menu in the corner.

Be aware that your card/PayPal will be charged in € rather than £ with your CC provider/bank/PayPal converting the currency to £ at their standard rate.
This will not necessarily match the £ price shown on the website.

Further, if you return the RAM, cancelling the order for a refund, you will be refunded in € which will again be converted in to £.
It is likely that you will end up being refunded less (as much as 10% in my experience) in £ than you originally paid (as the banks etc convert in their favour, first from £ to € to pay the merchant, then from € to £ to refund you).
(This is assuming the exchange rate doesn't change dramatically between your purchase and refund).

photoshop · 23 Nov 2006 at 21:34

damn so much ram to choose from now

Gashman · 23 Nov 2006 at 21:50

be killer choice for AM2 and a revision F2 when they come out, lower latency = better for AMD systems

Nelly · 24 Nov 2006 at 01:21

james32 said:
i got another pC6400 set coming tmr hopefully its the same

Let us know if it's the same! :cool:

Nelly · 24 Nov 2006 at 02:42

james32 said:
its lifetime warranty m8 as it comes from germany, and even
says lifetime on sticker.

H'mm I wonder which is correct? http://cellshock.flagbit.com/en/service/guarantee.html

Doesnt really matter, whos going to be using this ram in 5 years time anyway. lol

james32 · 24 Nov 2006 at 12:01

Nelly said:
H'mm I wonder which is correct? http://cellshock.flagbit.com/en/service/guarantee.html

Doesnt really matter, whos going to be using this ram in 5 years time anyway. lol

yeh nelly your correct it is 5 years (sorry)

its the webpage that has made the mistake
but in 5 years time you will be on DDR 4 or DDR 5

Nelly · 24 Nov 2006 at 12:25

Hehe, did you get your 2nd set of ram yet?