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Default Most likely Elpida J1108BASE : Kingston Hyperx lovo 1800 @ 1.35v 9-9-9
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820104191

datasheet : http://www.valueram.com/datasheets/K...9D3LK2_4GX.pdf
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Ok, so what is with these? Since they are low voltage, does that mean they will run @ 2000mhz with 1.6-1.75v?
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Ok, so what is with these? Since they are low voltage, does that mean they will run @ 2000mhz with 1.6-1.75v?
that's like the first thing i saw too!

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no results yet...just setting up the tone

as for 2000mhz... for specs it can do 1866 @ 1.35v

@ 1.5v (dataseeht) i'm betting it can do 2000mhz
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So how do these new low voltage series of RAM do with 1.8v+? (Not necessarily these in particular, but low volt ram as a general class).

Sometimes need high vdimm to help cold bug.
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we shall see i don't mind burning 100$ LOL
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Hey HC, do you know what the difference is in the Elpida Base and Epida Hyper is?

Are the Hypers stronger, or is there no real difference?
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all the elpidas are edj1108 series

first ones were edj1108BASE m(NH)-e ...remember the failures...these were them
then came m(GH)-e

A - means A die revision (70nm)

then cam edj1108BDxx

D - die revision to 50nm....

but anyways class/speed classifications:

GH - highest
GN/GL just under GH.....this is rated 1600mhz @ 1.5v
DJ - example sf3d's kingston 2133C9(1.65v) ** the chips are rated based on 1.5v DJ is 1333mhz
AE - slowest
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oos now

oh well...time for another search
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