C #: Etudes, part 6

A lot of time has passed since the last etude, but I hope that habrayuzer did not have time to lose interest in C #.

This time the task is quite simple, but it can be useful for newcomers to Sharp. There is the following code:

var x = new T(...);
var y = new T(...);
Console.WriteLine("{0}", object.ReferenceEquals(x, y));


where T is some type, ... are the parameters of the constructor.
Find such T and such parameters so that this code will display True (or an equivalent, depending on the language of the installed framework).
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new clean in no case possible. Also, you cannot call any methods on the newly created object. In x and y, exactly the value returned by the new operator is saved. All code should be managed and secure, and of course, you should not add new Console.WriteLine statements.

I know for now two solutions.