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Ferret
29th January 2002, 06:46 PM
Is the above still the best you can buy, i need DDR stuff and ive read alot about Kingmax so any opinions would be great.
Ferret
Feiticeira
29th January 2002, 06:57 PM
corsair and kingmax pc2700 are meant to be better for most people although this crucial still overclocks very very well
Dave
Ferret
29th January 2002, 07:04 PM
Cheers M8
Any links to there sites or who sell it,some of my old bookmarks dont seem to be valid now.
Ferret
DooM Fly
29th January 2002, 08:27 PM
I just ordered some OCZ PC-3000, which a buddy of mine claims to be top notch. I'll let you know when I get it and the new PC is up and running.. :cool:
Berkswolf
29th January 2002, 10:33 PM
While some of the higher rated stuff does get a bit higher than the crucial, it seems the crucial can normaly go higher than the others at the most aggresive settings
The Therion
29th January 2002, 10:41 PM
Doom fly : why did you buy PC-3000 DDR memory ? You dont seem to need it for your system.It wont be used well anyway!?
Strayel
30th January 2002, 12:01 AM
I fitted 512mb in 2 sticks of pc2100 CL2.5, its running at 150fsb with CL set at 2, turbo settings on a KG7-raid. Cost under £60! lovely stuff! Any faster and windows registry restore kicks in for some reason, XP1500 @1500mhz.
mdzcpa
30th January 2002, 03:02 AM
Originally posted by Berkswolf
While some of the higher rated stuff does get a bit higher than the crucial, it seems the crucial can normaly go higher than the others at the most aggresive settings

I agree. The performance/price ratio is still the best with Crucial.
DooM Fly
31st January 2002, 01:59 AM
Originally posted by The Therion
Doom fly : why did you buy PC-3000 DDR memory ? You dont seem to need it for your system.It wont be used well anyway!?

I bought it for the system I'm building..
Athlon XP-1700+ on a Soltek 75DRV4. :p

Mobo, case, hd, and video coming tomorrow, still waiting shipping confirmation on the rest.. :D