DDR3 IC Inquiry

[RAM GUY]

Version	Vendor	IC Size
1.X	Qimonda	64/128Mx8
2.X	Elpida	64/128Mx8
3.X	Micron	128Mx8
4.X	Samsung	128Mx8
5.X	Hynix	128Mx8
6.X	Promos	128Mx8
7.X	(PSC)	128Mx8
8.X	Nanya	128Mx8
9.X	Winbind A1-Die	128MX8

[chriskm]

Hi Ram Guy

I have a quick question regarding CMGTX4 dominator module.
Is there a datasheet that can be downloaded for this module?

Thank you.

[Evolver]

any info on the ic or chip manufacturer of these sticks?

[Evolver]

ic inquiry bump

[RAM GUY]

Try taking a look at this thread.

http://forum.corsair.com/forums/showthread.php?t=68811

[Evolver]

i already looked there.....it doesn't say which ic it uses....

[Wired]

Threads merged. Match the version number of your memory to the list above and you'll know who makes the IC. Won't get more details than that.

[Evolver]

Code Meaning
(1..2) Module Type
#G Total Part Number Density
X# Memory Tech (DDR1 / DDR2 / DDR3)
M# Module Quantity (Number of Modules)
(1..2) Revision
# Speed (MHz)
C# CAS Latency

CMT4GX3M2A2133C9

here's the breakdown:

CMT(series) 4G(4gb) X3(ddr3) M2(2modules) A(ic???) 2133(speed class) 9(tCl)

so whats the ic?

[Wired]

Without the version number there is no way to know. To be more clear, each part number can use various ICs throughout its life cycle. A part number can use any of the afforementioned ICs, hence why the version number is needed to determine which IC your specific kit uses.