Hynix A die/M die recognising

[antos_151]

Is there actually a big difference between those two? I don’t know how to tell what die is my ram, i can only check from my
mobo qvl if it’s a hynix or not

Will there be a big difference if i’m not planning to do massive overclocking? Just enable expo on and play, maybe play a bit with timings in future?

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There are 3 positions like this, but middle one has K on the end and is hynix M die, while 2 others don’t have the K on the end but one is m die and second is a die. How do i know which one im getting? (Mobo is X870E Aorus elite and cpu is 9800x3d)

 

[TheLostSwede]

Try Thaiphoon burner, it should help you figure it out, as long as you have the modules in your board.

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[antos_151]

Try Thaiphoon burner, it should help you figure it out, as long as you have the modules in your board.

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Not yet, i'm wondering how do I know which one I'm ordering. I can recognise the die by version number but I can't find any sellers putting the version in description sadly. How big can the difference be?

 

[TheLostSwede]

Yeah, that's a crap shot, almost impossible to know, especially as most DRAM module makers use a mix of chips for the same modules and don't bother to list what they use.

 

[antos_151]

Yeah, that's a crap shot, almost impossible to know, especially as most DRAM module makers use a mix of chips for the same modules and don't bother to list what they use.

Okay, thanks! As long as I'm not losing much performance I'm fine.

 

[mstenholm]

I checked version 1.2 qvl and the part number is not mentioned at all.

CMK32GX5M2B6400C36 ver.3.43.02 Spectek B CMP32GX5M2B6400C32W ver.5.43.01 Hynix A and CMP64GX5M4B6400C32W ver.5.43.01 Hynix A are the three 2x16 GB kits mentioned and they all have different timings from the one kit you are considering

edit; looked at the WIFI model....sorry

 

[antos_151]

I checked version 1.2 qvl and the part number is not mentioned at all.

CMK32GX5M2B6400C36 ver.3.43.02 Spectek B CMP32GX5M2B6400C32W ver.5.43.01 Hynix A and CMP64GX5M4B6400C32W ver.5.43.01 Hynix A are the three 2x16 GB kits mentioned and they all have different timings from the one kit you are considering

edit; looked at the WIFI model....sorry

It’s mentioned even in the WIFI model i think.

 

[mstenholm]

It’s mentioned even in the WIFI model i think.

If you say so, I was multi tasking

 

[Veseleil]

It's like chasing Micron E or Samsung B (DDR4) all over again. I remember I've spend a lot of time on researching various RAM kits. Your only bet is that someone somewhere already got those, and decided to share the info somewhere.
Search the internet by part numbers and read all reviews and comments (yes, even the Amazon ones).

 

[antos_151]

It's like chasing Micron E or Samsung B (DDR4) all over again. I remember I've spend a lot of time on researching various RAM kits. Your only bet is that someone somewhere already got those, and decided to share the info somewhere.
Search the internet by part numbers and read all reviews and comments (yes, even the Amazon ones).

I spent whole thursday afternoon looking for this and got nothing. What is the possible performance difference between A die and M die?

 

[Super Firm Tofu]

What is the possible performance difference between A die and M die?

Almost nothing - Slightly better tuning with A-Die with regard to timings.

If, like you mentioned in your original post, are just setting EXPO and moving on, zero difference.