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

Ok, so what is with these? Since they are low voltage, does that mean they will run @ 2000mhz with 1.6-1.75v?

no results yet...just setting up the tone :D

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

@ 1.5v (dataseeht) i'm betting it can do 2000mhz

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.

we shall see i don't mind burning 100$ LOL

Me either... you should send it to me so I can burn it for you ;)

:laughing:

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?

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

that's like the first thing i saw too!:ohcrap:

1.35v :eek:

oos now

oh well...time for another search