How do you guys rate Zeus's memory module?

[Guest]

How do you guys rate Zeus component's memory modules against Corsair, Crucial and Viking?

 

[Bubba]

Are these the same sticks that are being sold from www.accessmicro.com? If so, I have some. They are ok for an older K6-2 or Celeron machine but I couldn't get them to work on an A7V. The ones I got were PC133 but I couldn't get the A7V to post at PC133 with this ram. I can put PC133 Crucial in and it works fine.

 

[Guest]

buy mushkin RAM...they are the best! www.mushkin.com

 

[Arrow]

Don't know about Zeus, but I think Crucial is the best in price/performance balance.

Rob
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[slvr_phoenix]

I bought an innexpensive stick of it to toss into my little old Celeron. I got a 64MB 100MHz FSB DIMM from them and it's worked perfectly fine.

Then again, the system itself is only a 66MHz FSB. So it could be that it's crappy as all hell and I just don't know it because it's so far underclocked.

If you're going for the latest-and-greatest, I'd suggest don't take chances. Stick with the best. It'll cost more, but stability is worth it's weight in platinum.

If you're just going for upgrading an old system to keep it from becoming a door stop, then go with whatever you dare spend so little on.

I believe the proper phrase for today is, "You get what you pay for."

- Sanity is purely based on point-of-view.