[Chuchnit]

Anybody seen these yet?

http://www.mushkin.com/doc/products/...ail.asp?id=745

And gskill has 3x2gb elpida chips but they are 300 bucks.

[DrNip]

No but I think if you use:

xtremesystems.com

You get a discount on Mushkin RAM.

[Chuchnit]

Yep it works. It wasn't for a while but it works again.

[Kal-EL]

Nice table

[punx223]

damn nip i cant believe i missed this till now... very nice!!!

[spfoam1]

Originally Posted by Chuchnit

Anybody seen these yet?

http://www.mushkin.com/doc/products/...ail.asp?id=745

And gskill has 3x2gb elpida chips but they are 300 bucks.

Thanks...they must have just added those. I was at Mushkin a few days ago and those were not listed.

[2chesapeakes]

Originally Posted by Chuchnit

Anybody seen these yet?

http://www.mushkin.com/doc/products/...ail.asp?id=745

And gskill has 3x2gb elpida chips but they are 300 bucks.

The Gskills that are available now have the Elpida chips are a lower binned chip and CAS9. The Gskill Perfect Storm 3 x 2GB runs at CAS7 2000MHz and should be available soon. These are the ones I am waiting for but until they come in I have ordered the HyperX 2000Mhz CAS8 3 x 1gb modules.

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=221646

[Chuchnit]

Originally Posted by 2chesapeakes

The Gskills that are available now have the Elpida chips are a lower binned chip and CAS9. The Gskill Perfect Storm 3 x 2GB runs at CAS7 2000MHz and should be available soon. These are the ones I am waiting for but until they come in I have ordered the HyperX 2000Mhz CAS8 3 x 1gb modules.

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=221646

You my friend are a hardware junky.

[DrNip]

Originally Posted by 2chesapeakes

The Gskills that are available now have the Elpida chips are a lower binned chip and CAS9. The Gskill Perfect Storm 3 x 2GB runs at CAS7 2000MHz and should be available soon. These are the ones I am waiting for but until they come in I have ordered the HyperX 2000Mhz CAS8 3 x 1gb modules.

http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=221646

Very wise as this is the route I took. I guess you can call it a band-aid until somethin else comes in. I will prolly hang onto these 3x1GB's myself for awhile as I really have no need for 6GB's of RAM. Maybe by the time I get ready to upgrade the RAM the rest of the Elpida's will have gone down in price!

[DrNip]

Well I buckled down today and started gettin my tech station ready for action this week. I finally got around to screwing down my psu and zip tied all the extra cables down out of the way. That was a task in its own. I also put velcro strips on my fan controller and the station to hold the controller down in place. And finally I got rid of the one fan on the station and squeezed two fans in its place. That way air is being blown across the whole board and not just down the middle like it was doing. I used my SilenX fans as they blow alot of air at a pretty quiet db. They just weren't that good on a rad but in open air they are. The fans turned out easier than what I thought they would be. I just had to turn the brackets around to the middle and use three small zip ties. Now I will get air blowing directly across the RAM, NB and mosfets.

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