Identifying ICs

[Ham]

Im really confused. Im trying to identify the ICs on my ram. Both sticks are Kingston Value with the part number KVR400X64C3A/512. The chips aren't marked with anything posted in the sticky (forgive me if they are and im being a retard).

They are marked with this: 463V2M8

Also theres a small Tg and Mt marked on there where on other sticks ive used the manufacturers name. Anyone in the know enlighten me?

 

[FragTek]

Im really confused. Im trying to identify the ICs on my ram. Both sticks are Kingston Value with the part number KVR400X64C3A/512. The chips aren't marked with anything posted in the sticky (forgive me if they are and im being a retard).

They are marked with this: 463V2M8

Also theres a small Tg and Mt marked on there where on other sticks ive used the manufacturers name. Anyone in the know enlighten me?

Can you get a clear macro picture for us to look at?

Just looked at the Kingston datasheet for that RAM and it doesn't say anything about what IC's are used. Usually not even worth looking in to though mate, it's going to be such lowend chips that no one bothers to document/record/discuss them.

 

[Ham]

Cheers for the reassurance frag . Ill get a pic up 2mz and you can laugh then.

 

[Sticky Mick]

I just did a Google search for that 463V2M8 number only one result came up and I ended up back here. :rollingla

 

[Ham]

Wow, this was liek my 2nd thread ever on here.

 

[FragTek]

Wow, this was liek my 2nd thread ever on here.

And it's confirmed that those chips are junktastic

 

[Ham]

Basicly yes. Not TOO bad for cheap s**t. Managed 220mhz.

G.Skill HZ should be winging its way to me now

 

[Rastalovich]

... junktastic

lmao