StumbleBum1
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Originally posted by: nicepun
Originally posted by: StumbleBum1
Originally posted by: bbtaco
:roll: I emailed Buffalo support and asked them why the PC2 6400 Firestix show up as PC2 5300. Here is the email I received from them.
The IC's on the FSX800D2C-K2G are currently Micron (PC2-5300) 667 Mhz
memory chips running at 1.8 or 1.9 Volts. If you increase the voltage
as recommended to 2.1 Volts, it will run at the proper 800 MHz. These
are native 667 Mhz chips, that have been binned or rated to the higher
quality used for Firestix. The modules are programmed to 667 MHz to
allow the enduser to open the BIOS and set the voltage to 2.1 V and the
memory to 800 MHz, or faster.
Pretty shady imo :evil:
Not really, it's a very common practice by ALL manufacturers.
So what it still doesn't make it right