Kingston Ram?

Bubbafat · March 25th, 2008

How good is this? as i found this is what i have...Cpu-z comes in handy. Probably not very good though, as the stores around sell it for cheap...

**Razor Blade** · March 25th, 2008

Well I used to think it was the king of all ram before I got edumicated.

It's okay ram, but not the best out or anything, are you looking to upgrade?

runawayprisoner · March 25th, 2008

How good are those? Well, look what I'm running at and you'll see.

Sincerely, better than those Crucial Ballistix Tracer sticks I got a while ago.

Bubbafat · March 25th, 2008

Yes, im probablygoing to upgrade. Going to buy like 2gb of ocz gold. to start off with. I looked on ebay, its really cheap on the auctions so...Need to make the money first.

StriderVM · March 25th, 2008

Decent, but not the absolute think me thinks. They can overclock. But not THAT high. Hope you get the idea.

skoreanime · March 25th, 2008

They're not bad, Kingston is one of those manufacturers that will always be reliable. They more in the mainstream market though, they can't really offer anything competitive in the performance market.

TNA · March 25th, 2008

i would recommend using corsair ram

Bubbafat · March 25th, 2008

Ok which corsair ram would be best, if im on a budget, or just realtively low priced.

Edit: nevermind i already looked. I will go with that, its actually cheaper than ocz...

runawayprisoner · March 25th, 2008

If you are on a budget, I'd recommend Kingston RAM still. They are cheap, and they get the job done quite well. And not so many applications benefit from high memory speed, anyway.

Then again, maybe it's just because I found my Kingston HyperX sticks so much better than my Crucial Ballistix sticks.

Squall-Leonhart · March 26th, 2008

i've always used Generic sticks, only anal fools use the expensive crap, companies like Veritech, which commonly sell as generic sticks produce perfectly good overclockable ram.

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Bubbafat Bow down to my awesomenes Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Mass. Posts: 1,012	Kingston Ram? How good is this? as i found this is what i have...Cpu-z comes in handy. Probably not very good though, as the stores around sell it for cheap... __________________ -Cpu currently at 1.8 upgraded bios issue -2gb pc 5400 667mhz

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runawayprisoner Google-translated Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Santa Cruz, CA Posts: 3,382	How good are those? Well, look what I'm running at and you'll see. Sincerely, better than those Crucial Ballistix Tracer sticks I got a while ago. __________________ My best friend: Kopu: Asus Eee PC 701 Next best friend: Gamu CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E7200 @ 3.80GHz RAM: 2GB of DDR2 800MHz (brandless, and brainless) GPU: ATI Radeon HD 4850 @ 800/1100 Good for PCSX2: overclock, overclock, and even more overclock.

March 25th, 2008	#4 (permalink)
Bubbafat Bow down to my awesomenes Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Mass. Posts: 1,012	Yes, im probablygoing to upgrade. Going to buy like 2gb of ocz gold. to start off with. I looked on ebay, its really cheap on the auctions so...Need to make the money first. __________________ -Cpu currently at 1.8 upgraded bios issue -2gb pc 5400 667mhz

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StriderVM Registered User Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Philippines Posts: 1,561	Decent, but not the absolute think me thinks. They can overclock. But not THAT high. Hope you get the idea. __________________ Current PC specs MSI K9VGM-V AMD Athlon64 X2 5600 OCed @ 3052Mhz (218x14) GeCube Radeon 3850 256MB gDDR3 OCed @ 740/1000 2x1024MB DDR2 667Mhz RAM (One PQI one Kingston.... O_o)

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skoreanime Insomniac in training... Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Canada Posts: 3,633	They're not bad, Kingston is one of those manufacturers that will always be reliable. They more in the mainstream market though, they can't really offer anything competitive in the performance market. __________________ Born free, riding free, living free. Always be free. Q6600 @ 3Ghz, 333x9 Gigabyte DS3R, Rev1.0 Patriot Extreme DDR2 PC-6400RAM BFG 9800GX2 @ stock

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TNA Cross The Line Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: The iMPACT! Zone Posts: 76	i would recommend using corsair ram

March 25th, 2008	#8 (permalink)
Bubbafat Bow down to my awesomenes Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Mass. Posts: 1,012	Ok which corsair ram would be best, if im on a budget, or just realtively low priced. Edit: nevermind i already looked. I will go with that, its actually cheaper than ocz... __________________ -Cpu currently at 1.8 upgraded bios issue -2gb pc 5400 667mhz

March 25th, 2008	#9 (permalink)
runawayprisoner Google-translated Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Santa Cruz, CA Posts: 3,382	If you are on a budget, I'd recommend Kingston RAM still. They are cheap, and they get the job done quite well. And not so many applications benefit from high memory speed, anyway. Then again, maybe it's just because I found my Kingston HyperX sticks so much better than my Crucial Ballistix sticks. __________________ My best friend: Kopu: Asus Eee PC 701 Next best friend: Gamu CPU: Intel Core 2 Duo E7200 @ 3.80GHz RAM: 2GB of DDR2 800MHz (brandless, and brainless) GPU: ATI Radeon HD 4850 @ 800/1100 Good for PCSX2: overclock, overclock, and even more overclock.

March 26th, 2008	#10 (permalink)
Squall-Leonhart VBA-M Team Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Australia Posts: 4,156	i've always used Generic sticks, only anal fools use the expensive crap, companies like Veritech, which commonly sell as generic sticks produce perfectly good overclockable ram. __________________ TechZone3K \| NGOHQ \| Post Impact Productions READ THE NGEmu/EmuForums Rules of Conduct

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