Hi, yesterday I posted a new topic about buying a motherboard, now I just need to know what memory to buy because I really dont want to regreat when I buy it. Im thinking of Geil 4Gb DDRII ( 2x 2Gb ) Kit 800MHz.
type of memory - DDR2 size of memory - 4 GB (2x2GB) frequency - 800MHz cooling - yes other- PC6400 CL5 5-5-15 Latency 240pin, Un-buffered DDR2 DIMM
http://www.mimovrste.com/katalog/p [...] 2440021215 Sorry, website is in Slovenian language. So what do you think, is it worth buying it? The whole Pc with the memory is just as much as I can afoard so it has a perfect price.
EDIT:
I found this Corsair memory Corsair DDR2 2GB 800MHz (TWIN2X2048-6400C4 2x1GB) and I thought that I could buy 2 pieces and would have 4Gb ram, but I dont know if that is possible or good? Corsair is better I think.
All same as geil only this: XMS2-6400 4-4-4-12 Latency 2x240 DIMM
And this Geil DDR2 Ultra 2GB 800 MHz and Latency 4-4-4-12. This is not a 2x1Gb version, that means I could have only 2 of them for 4Gb ram. What should I do now?
the RAM you chose is sweet man. consider these too, http://www.tigerdirect.com/applica [...] CatId=3412 . if you cant some how buy the RAM from tigerdirect, then go for the Geil RAM. the reason why i like the Patriot stuff is because theyre sweet for overcloking.
good luck
Message edited by BigCharb on 07-11-2007 at 11:48:45 PM
Just be sure your OS recognises 4Gb. This problem sometimes happens with 32bit OS. Also, allegedly 1Gb sticks have better performance than 2Gb sticks. On the other hand some people say that it is recommeded to have 2 sticks rather than 4 since it would reduce access time (2 less than 4). I think it would make no difference in real life. So, maybe after checking copatibility with the mobo, go for the less expensive, OC and change latencies?
Message edited by freelance on 07-12-2007 at 01:59:40 PM
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