Transcend aXeRam Thread!

AsRock · Mar 24, 2008

all so took a pic of the chip and reads D9GMH. Adding pic in a min

Dr. Spankenstein · Mar 24, 2008

If you haven't, could you add a pic of the letter after the barcode-for the correlation?

Thanks!

AsRock · Mar 24, 2008

I could do them all 4GB in one pic but lil ones around so. BUT maybe this is good enough lol.

Dr. Spankenstein · Mar 24, 2008

Piccys not working...

AsRock · Mar 24, 2008

Umm working for me.
http://img.techpowerup.org/080324/D9%5C's002782.jpg
http://img.techpowerup.org/080324/D9%5C's001.png

DanishDevil · Mar 24, 2008

Dr. Spankenstein said:
None of that business is required.

Just go by the letter to the right of the barcode.

N = Micron
M = ProMoS
Y = Nanya
P = Powerchips
E = Elpida

Is this only for Transcend?

Dr. Spankenstein · Mar 24, 2008

As far as I know.

I have no such markings on my Mushkin XP2-6400 and I HAVE popped the spreaders on these, D9GMH all the way...

DanishDevil · Mar 24, 2008

Ok, thanks.

I wish all manufacturers did it

Dr. Spankenstein · Mar 24, 2008

Aw, what fun what that be?!?

Then we would have no use for lively discussion thread like this!!

Huzzah for mystery!!!!

DanishDevil · Mar 24, 2008

Haha, that's true. It's more fun to find little barely-known secrets like pencil mods and coded memory chips than to be in total mystery, though. If manufacturers would at least not switch ICs on you...

Dr. Spankenstein · Mar 24, 2008

I agree with you there. There should be some wat to deterime if the changed chips.

I believe <Mushkin is at least decent enough to change the model number...

AsRock · Mar 29, 2008

Newegg have it back it stock for those after some.

ntdouglas · Mar 30, 2008

AsRock said:
Newegg have it back it stock for those after some.

Here it is.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820208343&Tpk=transcend+axeram:rockout:

AsRock · Mar 30, 2008

ntdouglas said:
Here it is.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820208343&Tpk=transcend+axeram:rockout:

Oops yeah lol.... and there cheaper now too.

Dr. Spankenstein · Mar 30, 2008

Order placed.

Gigabyte X38 board being RMA'd, hopefully being replaced w/ and X48!

Nickel020 · Mar 31, 2008

Do your aXeRAM 1200s also run very hot at 2.2V (Everest)? I can't get it stable at 1200 on my Gigabyte P35 DQ6 without active cooling (timings/voltage/divider are set properly). The heatspreader easily reaches around 60°, I can't even touch it for a second.
The lack of airflow due to my watercooling may be a factor here, but the case is open, and my Crucial Ballistix w/ D9GMH never got this hot, nor did the Crucial Value w/ D9GKX.

So can anybody run these in a low airflow case at 1200, 5-5-5-16 & 2.2V?

Thanks guys!

DOM · Mar 31, 2008

Nickel020 said:
Do your aXeRAM 1200s also run very hot at 2.2V (Everest)? I can't get it stable at 1200 on my Gigabyte P35 DQ6 without active cooling (timings/voltage/divider are set properly). The heatspreader easily reaches around 60°, I can't even touch it for a second.
The lack of airflow due to my watercooling may be a factor here, but the case is open, and my Crucial Ballistix w/ D9GMH never got this hot, nor did the Crucial Value w/ D9GKX.

So can anybody run these in a low airflow case at 1200, 5-5-5-16 & 2.2V?

Thanks guys!

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...mpareItemList=N82E16835704001,N82E16835202003

Nickel020 · Mar 31, 2008

Problem is, these things won't fit on a Gigabyte board, becasue the RAM is so close to the video card (the OCZ wouldn't fit anyway due to the high heatspreaders).

I got the OCZ cooler here actually. I put the RAMs in my X38 DQ6 that I got here for testing and laid the OCZ on top of the heatspreaders (not using the mounting accesoires, but that's not a permanent solution ). Runs fine now, but I'm kind of disappointed that the RAM won't run at stock speeds without additional cooling. My Supertalent PC800 D9GMHs do 4-4-4-10 at 500 MHz at 2,3V in the same case without additional cooling...

What I'm interested in is whether other peoples RAM runs this hot as well, or if I just received a bad kit.

AsRock · Mar 31, 2008

DOM_ATI_X800XL_PCI-E said:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...mpareItemList=N82E16835704001,N82E16835202003

best using rubber pads with the CORSAIR one so it's less loose.

sneekypeet · Mar 31, 2008

AsRock said:
best using rubber pads with the CORSAIR one so it's less loose.

I tighten my screws on my Corsair completely b4 installing it , then I flex the ends out aroung the clips and gently release it ...never moved on me once, horizontal or vertical install.

Wile E · Mar 31, 2008

Nickel020 said:
Problem is, these things won't fit on a Gigabyte board, becasue the RAM is so close to the video card (the OCZ wouldn't fit anyway due to the high heatspreaders).

I got the OCZ cooler here actually. I put the RAMs in my X38 DQ6 that I got here for testing and laid the OCZ on top of the heatspreaders (not using the mounting accesoires, but that's not a permanent solution ). Runs fine now, but I'm kind of disappointed that the RAM won't run at stock speeds without additional cooling. My Supertalent PC800 D9GMHs do 4-4-4-10 at 500 MHz at 2,3V in the same case without additional cooling...

What I'm interested in is whether other peoples RAM runs this hot as well, or if I just received a bad kit.

Mine don't get near that warm. My Ballistix 800 run much warmer at these voltages. Also check to see if your board overvolts. My Maximus overvolts by a good .1V. I actually run these sticks at 2.1 in the BIOS.

AsRock · Mar 31, 2008

sneekypeet said:
I tighten my screws on my Corsair completely b4 installing it , then I flex the ends out aroung the clips and gently release it ...never moved on me once, horizontal or vertical install.

i tried that and the metal started to bent making it looser.

erocker · Apr 1, 2008

I just picked up some Transcend "Jetram" 2gb DDR2800 for like $35 bucks to go into my Asus 790fx board plus some other goodies to get a game server up and running.

I'm interested to see what this "Jetram" is exactly...

dolf · Apr 1, 2008

Nickel020 said:
Do your aXeRAM 1200s also run very hot at 2.2V (Everest)? I can't get it stable at 1200 on my Gigabyte P35 DQ6 without active cooling (timings/voltage/divider are set properly). The heatspreader easily reaches around 60°, I can't even touch it for a second.
The lack of airflow due to my watercooling may be a factor here, but the case is open, and my Crucial Ballistix w/ D9GMH never got this hot, nor did the Crucial Value w/ D9GKX.

So can anybody run these in a low airflow case at 1200, 5-5-5-16 & 2.2V?

Thanks guys!

My memory runs at 2.2V 1200MHz 5-5-5-15 (2 kits AxeRam) and the temp. is app. 40-45C. But the airflow in my case is good - 2x120mm and 2x140mm.

erocker · Apr 1, 2008

dolf said:
My memory runs at 2.2V 1200MHz 5-5-5-15 (2 kits AxeRam) and the temp. is app. 40-45C. But the airflow in my case is good - 2x120mm and 2x140mm.

Same here, but with just two sticks and I'm just below 40c.

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