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downgraded fallout memory ? - 12/8/2005 3:14:26 AM   
major9686


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I bought 2 512mb ddr2 memory sticks 3 weeks ago ..
called aeneon .. now cpuzid told me its infineon so I thought .. ok .. but as I noticed the serial it was aeneon ..
now .. I checked the net and I found out that Aeneon is also belong to infineon but ..
its a failed in test .. downgraded .. fallout part ..
what does that mean ?
http://www.legitreviews.com/article.php?aid=218

can some1 explain this to me ?

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RE: downgraded fallout memory ? - 12/8/2005 3:26:03 AM   
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What is the setup for your memories? Speed and timings? Maybe if you try to set them from bios different to be ok.


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RE: downgraded fallout memory ? - 12/8/2005 7:15:02 AM   
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As far as I know...that means that this ram didnt meat all standards it was supposed to....i.e...maybe it didnt worked without problems at its standarized speeds/frequencies....or just had some other problems somewhere...so...although it isnt best suitable to be used in all systems (just imagine that they install such ram into some computer or device where life or death situation (or big loss of $$$ ) could occur if it fails...), but on the other hand....its not completely faulty...so it still could be used for some other devices/systems (like yours!? )....

I just hope you wont have any major problems with it...maybe its not best to OC it...and also I hope that you got it for fair (lower) price - so that at the end...even if it fails someday....you wont need to cry out loud....but will rather buy new ram....and maybe pay few $$$ more for really GREAT RAM! Again your choice to make....good luck and best wishes...

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RE: downgraded fallout memory ? - 12/8/2005 7:22:45 AM   
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quote:

ORIGINAL: SiliconFreak

As far as I know...that means that this ram didnt meat all standards it was supposed to....i.e...maybe it didnt worked without problems at its standarized speeds/frequencies....or just had some other problems somewhere...so...although it isnt best suitable to be used in all systems (just imagine that they install such ram into some computer or device where life or death situation (or big loss of $$$ ) could occur if it fails...), but on the other hand....its not completely faulty...so it still could be used for some other devices/systems (like yours!? )....

I just hope you wont have any major problems with it...maybe its not best to OC it...and also I hope that you got it for fair (lower) price - so that at the end...even if it fails someday....you wont need to cry out loud....but will rather buy new ram....and maybe pay few $$$ more for really GREAT RAM! Again your choice to make....good luck and best wishes...


if something happens to them ... I will sue the store and get new ones ..
its Aeneon DDR2 512MB 533Mhz 4-4-4-12    got 2 of these ..
:( bah .. I got them for fairly low price .. bah .. it sux .. :(
If I known it before I would have gotten some superb mem. sticks :(
how can I check them ? to test abit .. see how good are they .. if they are faulty ..

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RE: downgraded fallout memory ? - 12/8/2005 2:49:39 PM   
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Those are their default settings? Have you tried to set this in bios, instead of AUTO, I mean the timings?


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RE: downgraded fallout memory ? - 12/8/2005 2:58:57 PM   
major9686


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quote:

ORIGINAL: Antonio

Those are their default settings? Have you tried to set this in bios, instead of AUTO, I mean the timings?


I think that those timings are ok ..
but the question is how are they faulty at ?
isnt there any1 in here that knows what Im talkin about ?
knows about memories ?

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