OCZ Gold OR. Corsair XMS2

Corsair has been known to be a good memory manufacturer. OCZ, while fairly new, is getting a good track record so far. I think you're gonna be okay with the OCZ if you wanna save a few bucks...

What r the timings for the two? That might help. Also there is DDR2-800 at zipzoomfly for $169 after $30 rebate (2gb ocz gold)

THis here is 5-5-5-10
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?item=N82E1682...

While this Corsair is 5-5-5-12

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E1682...


Nvm, sorry those aren't 2Gb modules.

wat cpu r u using AM2 or P4 cuz AM2 depends more on timings.

At this point leaning towards an AMD AM2 3800+ or perhaps a Dual Core solution in the AMD line.

If I decide to go pentium chances are it will be either an 805 or a 930, since I do a lot of video encoding and need the extra "push".

The final number in the timing (10 or 12) indicates the length of time that the ram is active before it goes to a precharge. Theoretically, the longer time, or larger number, is better, as it gives a longer time to read before having to be charged again. At the same time, some systems will run better with a smaller number. Either OCZ or Corsair would be good, with the edge perhaps going to Corsair. I don't know that it would be significant, though. Personally, I'd go for the OCZ, because I could use the money saved on something else which might make a bigger difference.

Hello

when you have a chance , can you give me the link. I can not find the items.

Thanks

http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?Product...

OCZ OCZ28002048ELDCGE-K 2GB Kit DDR2-800 PC2-6400 Enhanced Latency Gold Edition Dual Channel Memory Retail ***Free Shipping***

$189 - $30

Go for the OCZ cuz the with two sticks u can run Dual channel and that improves performance. and u save money.