Fake HyperX RAM?

[premierseiji]

(Not sure if this is the correct section, but I can't find the memory/RAM section. Sorry I'm just new here)

So I just bought a new HyperX DDR3 RAM, but I'm wondering if it's fake.

I don't see any "part number" in CPU-Z, and the serial number looks invalid: https://prnt.sc/vnvt9g

I ran it on memtest86, but it didn't find any error (except a note which says: "RAM may be vulnerable to high frequency row hammer bit flips")

All the infos and memtest results are here:

1. https://prnt.sc/vnvwn5

2. https://prnt.sc/vnvxtt

3. https://prnt.sc/vnvy90

4. https://prnt.sc/vnvyvd

5. https://prnt.sc/vnvz9y

Should I return it?

Thank you for your time.

 

[neeyik]

Unlikely to be fake, just that the SPD (Serial Presence Detect) information isn't complete or being read correctly by CPU-Z. The rest of details (vendor, CAS and other timings) are correct for that particular memory.

 

[premierseiji]

Unlikely to be fake, just that the SPD (Serial Presence Detect) information isn't complete or being read correctly by CPU-Z. The rest of details (vendor, CAS and other timings) are correct for that particular memory.

As you can see, the revision number on the case <https://prnt.sc/vo1yds> (9905402-656.A0ILF) is different from the revision number on the product itself <https://prnt.sc/vo1ypd> (99P5471-016.AOOLF)

Is this natural?

 

[neeyik]

That’s unusual but the items could have been returned and incorrectly repackaged. Where did you purchase the RAM from? How much did they charge?