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GDDR5 gets two competitors: Elpida, Winbond acquire Qimonda's GDDR IP
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RE: Snakes
by:
Theo Valich
on
8/18/2009
Hi Anonymous,
I have three Radeon 4870X2 boards. Out of those three, two have Hynix GDDR5 memory, one has Qimonda. Unfortunately, neither of the cards work anymore - they had freak failures of the GDDR5 memory [stripes etc.], and neither of the cards in question were ever overclocked.
I am not sure were Hynix chips used in mainstream production, as I had two engineering samples [one was early prototype, one was post-launch part].
Ed.
Ed.
snakes
by:
Anonymous
on
8/18/2009
Hi Theo,
have you ever seen GDDR5 chips from Hynix or Samsung on 4870 or 4890 production boards? For GDDR5 there was up to now only the now dead Qimonda.
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