For years I've always had this perception that ValueSelect and Value-level memory is "crap" and unstable, etc.
However, I think that might have been because I was hearing it from OC'ers...
So question - if memory has a "lifetime" warranty and is from a reputable brand (Corsair, Kingston, Crucial, OCZ, etc.) will it be just as good quality/stable of RAM as their more expensive stuff?
For non-OCing purposes, is it really important to have "Gold or Platinum" or "XMS" etc.?
Also, what is the non-OCed speed difference between Value RAM and the faster stuff?
P4c 3.2Ghz NWood / ABIT AI7 / 1GB XMS-Pro DDR 3200 / BFG GF-6800GT 256mb / Antec 380W
A64 3000 Venice / Epox 9npa-U / 1GB HyperX DDR 3200 / XFX GF-6600GT 128mb / Antec 330W
However, I think that might have been because I was hearing it from OC'ers...
So question - if memory has a "lifetime" warranty and is from a reputable brand (Corsair, Kingston, Crucial, OCZ, etc.) will it be just as good quality/stable of RAM as their more expensive stuff?
For non-OCing purposes, is it really important to have "Gold or Platinum" or "XMS" etc.?
Also, what is the non-OCed speed difference between Value RAM and the faster stuff?
P4c 3.2Ghz NWood / ABIT AI7 / 1GB XMS-Pro DDR 3200 / BFG GF-6800GT 256mb / Antec 380W
A64 3000 Venice / Epox 9npa-U / 1GB HyperX DDR 3200 / XFX GF-6600GT 128mb / Antec 330W