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Hi,
BRAND SPEED SIZE PRICE
Kingston 333MHz PC2700 2 x 256MB $167.99
Corsair 333MHz PC2700 2 x 512MB $258.99
Kingston 333MHz PC2700 2 x 512MB $293.99
Kingston 400MHz PC3200 2 x 256MB $146.99
Kingston 400MHz PC3200 2 x 512MB $307.99
Corsair 400MHz PC3200 2 x 512MB $321.99
Those are some pricese of ram and stuff i have found i just wanted to know which would be best if i needed to do Gaming and Possible Video Editing on my machine. Can someone explaine what is the differance between Dual Channel and Regular ram? Also is there some companys i should avoid and others that have a better rep? Quality wise which would be better between all companys for an affordable price, please if you post prices indicate wheather in US or CND dollars.
Thanks for the help

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OCZ has just released their Dual Channel Performance grade DDR PC3700. 2 X 512 = $250.00 US with free shipping from Monarch Computers. No more PC3700 Gold. (Sigh)


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If you don't plan on overclocking, your FSB will be at 166Mhz. So, I'd get a cheap pair of Brand named 512Mb (1Gb total) DDR400 modules like Kingston ValueRAM and clock it down to system speed.
If you overclock, get good and proven DDR400 modules like Corsair XMS or Kingston HyperX (the cheaper ones in your market). Nevertheless, 1Gb is the amount recommended for your intended use.
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I recently switched my Asus mobo (because of problems) for a DFI NFII Ultra Infinity. Cheap, reliable and great performer. You might want to have a look into it. People also have good feelings for Abit, especially the NF7.
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