C
Christopher
My nephew has told me that they have had some problems with build
quality. Can anyone confirm deny it?
quality. Can anyone confirm deny it?
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
L
LeeB18509
I have 3 sticks that run fine, but if I had to do it over I'd buy Mushkin.Christopher said:My nephew has told me that they have had some problems with build
quality. Can anyone confirm deny it?
C
Christopher
Right thanks for that, I think I'll stick with crucial, as I can beI have 3 sticks that run fine, but if I had to do it over I'd buy Mushkin.
sure they will be good and rock solid.
D
DaveW
Your better off with Corsair. Better quality.
C
Christopher
Your better off with Corsair. Better quality.
How do they rate against ram purchased via crucial.com?
K
Kris Rawlison
I'll be honest, last two systems I've built have had Kensington ValueRam in
them and they've run great. Never heard about any problems with OCZ though,
everyhing I've heard about them is that they're primo stuff.
If you're looking for perfomance go with OCZ, Mushkin, or Corsair, if you're
going for price or stability, just about any reputable company (Kingston,
Crucial, Viking, OCZ, Mushkin, Corsair) should be fine.
them and they've run great. Never heard about any problems with OCZ though,
everyhing I've heard about them is that they're primo stuff.
If you're looking for perfomance go with OCZ, Mushkin, or Corsair, if you're
going for price or stability, just about any reputable company (Kingston,
Crucial, Viking, OCZ, Mushkin, Corsair) should be fine.
C
Christopher
I'll be honest, last two systems I've built have had Kensington ValueRam in
them and they've run great. Never heard about any problems with OCZ though,
everyhing I've heard about them is that they're primo stuff.
If you're looking for perfomance go with OCZ, Mushkin, or Corsair, if you're
going for price or stability, just about any reputable company (Kingston,
Crucial, Viking, OCZ, Mushkin, Corsair) should be fine.
Thanks for that, since I posted it, Crucial keeps getting the thumbs
up for being rock solid, so I'll be sticking with them for my new
sys's PC3200 dimms.
R
Ruel Smith (Big Daddy)
My nephew has told me that they have had some problems with build
quality. Can anyone confirm deny it?
I know that in the past, OCZ has been less than great. They've always seemed
to be the first one to break a new speed spec, but when Corsair, Mushkin,
or Crucial release it, you get better stuff.
--
Big Daddy Ruel Smith
My SuSE Linux machine uptime:
3:45pm up 35 days 0:30, 2 users, load average: 0.28, 0.25, 0.15
My Windows XP machine uptime:
Something less...