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Old July 23rd, 2004, 09:51 PM
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Difference in RAM quality?
Hmm... while I was looking around for the cheapest RAM possible I noticed that Samsung, Major, and "no name"... (no... really!!!) were very less expensive than the Kingston RAM I wanted... should I worry about those? Or are they fine. Oh, and yes I was gonna OC my computer (that's why I was gonna get PC3200 when my mobo only supports PC2700.)
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Yesss. Everywhere MONEY matters.....
RAM a great worker in a computer. Keep in MIND, data inside your computer will only come to RAM many times(before going to processor and from the processor). Always go for KINGSTON / IBM - RAMs.

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Get a name brand if you plan to OC. Kinston, Corsair, Mushkin, OCZ are some of the best.
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Ya thanks... but since this was posted on July 23rd it was kinda late I got a 512MB stick of Kingston and am planning to get another one soon enough.

There should really be a way to erase our own threads and posts... is it becuase I am under 3 months that I couldn't do it?
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Possibly, but we don't like to delete threads. Just because this was too late to help you doesn't mean someone else won't stumble on it in Google or something and be helped. The forum is a repository of information, not just answers to a specific person.
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