Any interest in "value" memory benchmarks?

Sure man, I used to have it in my gaming rig and was able to clocked it from 533 to 700 stable. Its the corsair value ram 2x1Gb at 533. Now I used it in my older pc, overclock but don't know the optimum settings for it. So the review should help in increasing performance in my older gaming pc.

Yeah... i want to get an idea if there's a superior "value RAM" and what the price/performance ratio is for each manufacturer.

IE, is corsair's value RAM better than OCZ's? If so, are they priced the same? That kind of stuff.

-mpjesse

What kind of benchmarks would be the best? Synthetic or real life?

Right. I was am a proponent of more real life benchmarks. Sometimes the numbers we find all over the next do not reflect true performance increases. Sometimes the graphs are very misleading too. You really have to read the fine print. On a side note, I would like to see Benchmarks with more real life components. i hate these new GPU reviews with FX CPUs, Raptor HDDs, and $200 mobos and what not. I think we need an "average joe's" type website for all of us sub-geniuses and middle class schmuks. I really like this value RAM idea. Maybe we can all collaborate with each other using standard real life programs and report stats on a special thread. I have actually PM'd alot of people here to ask the about any stuff they have that I have been wanting to buy (except for Prozac and his 1ghz athlon LOL!!!!!) Nothing but love for ya Prozac...

I review a lot of Performance-Mainstream RAM. ie, the cheapest high-end RAM, or, the next step up from the base RAM.