Winbond UTT, BH5, BH6, Samsung TCCD/UCCC

mysticsniper · 21 Feb 2006 at 16:11

So many people on this site use these words to decribe memory, but can some one explain what they mean in simple English please. :confused:

I have some OCZ EL DDR PC-5000 / 625MHz / Enhanced Latency Platinum Edition / DFI nF4 Special / Dual Channel memory. What does this relate to with my memory if I was using these BH5, BH6, TCCD words :confused:

TIA

Street · 21 Feb 2006 at 18:55

Put simply its the type of the chips on the RAM as far as I know. Different chips are better for certain things... low voltages, high speed, tight timings. Sure someone who knows more about this sort of stuff will be along in a bit to elaborate further

Mr Mister · 21 Feb 2006 at 19:16

if its pc5000 it must be some uber tccd

Dirk · 21 Feb 2006 at 20:29

They are all just different RAM chips. Remember that companies like Mushkin don't make the chips. They buy them from the chip manufacturer and add them to their own modules.

mysticsniper · 21 Feb 2006 at 20:45

Ok cheers for the replies. But in understanding this further, would my RAM would be Samgsung TCCD then?

nO}{8 · 21 Feb 2006 at 20:54

teggs · 22 Feb 2006 at 14:34

Hi could someone please tell me what chips are in the 2x1gb crucial ballistix? as i need to know what bios will be best for my dfi sli-d.
thanks in advance

rich

jbloggs · 24 Feb 2006 at 12:03

teggs:

I believe that Crucial make their own chips for their memory, they don't "buy in" as such! Crucial is owned by Micron, so the Ballistix have a Micron chip.

That is as far as my knowledge goes, I'm sure someone can add to that!