Well... You say it has two Hynix 4GB chips? They are noted in GigaBITS not GigaBYTES, so 4/8 x2 = 512 x 2 = 1GB. However i find such a setup VERY UNLIKELY, no one would bother to put two 512MB chips just to hack them.
Btw, it's Flash not RAM, RAM is temporary memory while Flash is permanent storage (keeps data after power off).
And it doesn't matter who manufactures the flash chips, the size hack on MPx players is done at the filesystem level not at the hardware level. All they do is flip a few bytes here and there. Still, there's a good chance that your player is NOT hacked but suffering from other problems.
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