so, how much?
 

is a stick of Dominator GT , 2000mhz, Cas8 worth these days? Got a bunch to sell but don't know what to ask for them :morpheus:

you can donate them :laughing:

but i have no clue

DONATION IS NOT AN OPTION :rofl:

got 9 sticks, all but three being used, they're still in the retail package with the fan unit :P

oh damn! what IC are they? do you know?

IC list i made
http://www.overclockaholics.com/foru...ead.php?t=4116

from my understanding on ebay and some other stuff, i think they can still go for a lot if they are the kick ass ICs

I believe they are alpidia hypers 2GB per ea

8-8-8?
depends not many people are buying hypers atm, I snatched 4x2gb for $125 shipped a couple months ago on OCN

guess I'll just keep them in my gamer then :D

While they should be called AL's-pedia, or alternatively "splave sticks" the company that produced the hypers is Elpida

http://www.elpida.com/en/index.html


as far as value, no idea. they were worth a bunch only a year ago. Now.. the market crashed, and Intel loves it some high speed do hickeys. Even at the expense of trcd. Probably still a good market for AMD OCers though.

In fact I wonder if the speeds and timings are even accurate. Hell my X58 setup would boot up with 3 sticks of hypers at 2000 6-8-6. And one of the sticks was actually dead. (Took a couple of reboots, I disable logo but still do not always pay attention so didnt see the 2048MB RAM splash... ) I'm just saying. Intel IMC is SUPER forgiving. Too forgiving? Who cares with 3000 MHZ ram running through it!

Not so much. AMD's could never take advantage of the speed. Most AMD IMC's are only 1333 native. They won't handle much more than 1800-1900. They would rather have super tight timings, and I can get 6-6-6-x @ 1600-1700 out of a $40 set of sticks.

umm.. like I said, guess they'll stay in my gamer then :D :laughing: