Hey guys
I need two sticks (256mb Each) of some cheap but stable brand for a pc for my friend
anythin else other than winbond
thanx
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Thread: Cheap Stable 3200 ram
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10-08-2003, 03:32 AM #1
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Cheap Stable 3200 ram
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10-12-2003, 01:10 PM #2
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yeah there is, but the buffalo PC3200 256mb sticks are only a hair more expensive that kingston val-u-crap, so why not get the better one?
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10-12-2003, 01:44 PM #3
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Take a look at KRETON on neweggs website, its cheap.
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Abit NF7-S rev2 Barton Mobile 2500+ IQZFA 0349RPMW 11 x 210 1.8 Vcore
w SLK900A & 92mm, 56 cfm fan 32/42C
2 x WD400JD--Gainward Ti4200 8x AGP
Buffalo PC3700 Winbond BH5 2 x 256 11-2-2 at cas 2.0--2.8 V
Lite-On CD-RW / 600 watt dual fan power supply
Win XP Pro--SP1--nVidia 3.13--NEC 19" LCD
Abit NF7-S rev 2.0 Barton Mobile 2600+
AQYHA0346XPMW 11.5 x 220 = 2535.7 MHz 1.725 Vcore
SLK900A with 92mm 56 CFM fan 34/42C
Gainward FX5200 128 Mb DDR
2 x 40 Gb Maxtor ATA 133 drives
Twinmos PC3700 2 x 256 4.3ns chips 11-3-3 cas 2.0--2.9v
650 watt dual fan power supply
WinXP Pro, SP1, nVidia 3.13
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10-12-2003, 02:23 PM #4
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kingmax or samsung are nice...just for regular ram nothing special. good price.
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10-12-2003, 04:36 PM #5
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seventy six dollars for 512mb of Kreton PC3200. I couldn't tell by their website what chips they are using. However, they also have a seperate line selling elixir/nanya modules. Should be interesting.
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10-12-2003, 04:46 PM #6
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Did not say it was any good, just cheap!
Golf is a good walk spoiled! ( Mark Twain )
Abit NF7-S rev2 Barton Mobile 2500+ IQZFA 0349RPMW 11 x 210 1.8 Vcore
w SLK900A & 92mm, 56 cfm fan 32/42C
2 x WD400JD--Gainward Ti4200 8x AGP
Buffalo PC3700 Winbond BH5 2 x 256 11-2-2 at cas 2.0--2.8 V
Lite-On CD-RW / 600 watt dual fan power supply
Win XP Pro--SP1--nVidia 3.13--NEC 19" LCD
Abit NF7-S rev 2.0 Barton Mobile 2600+
AQYHA0346XPMW 11.5 x 220 = 2535.7 MHz 1.725 Vcore
SLK900A with 92mm 56 CFM fan 34/42C
Gainward FX5200 128 Mb DDR
2 x 40 Gb Maxtor ATA 133 drives
Twinmos PC3700 2 x 256 4.3ns chips 11-3-3 cas 2.0--2.9v
650 watt dual fan power supply
WinXP Pro, SP1, nVidia 3.13
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10-12-2003, 06:02 PM #7
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lol! i agree
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10-12-2003, 06:05 PM #8
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I didn't say they were bad. Nanya is really good stuff when you get good modules. I thought it would be interesting if the Kreton "value" line simply used Nanya on their modules. Expensive chips, BTW, that's why I'm skeptical to think they did. Samsung chips are probably all the more likely.Originally posted by golfer49 on 10-12-2003 at 04:46 PM
Did not say it was any good, just cheap!
I would say the ones that aren't the "blitz" model number are going to be the value line, and not Premium Plus. The blitz modules look enticing.
See for yourself:
http://www.kreton.com/index.htmLast edited by notdrugged; 10-12-2003 at 06:17 PM.
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10-12-2003, 09:06 PM #9
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Sorry to dissapoint you guys but Blitz modules ue CH-5 chips
emailed one of their tech service
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10-12-2003, 10:39 PM #10
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The popular chip of the day, I guess, so what do the other modules use? Seems to make more sense now that nanya reamains only with elixir modules.
by this it would seem there isn't a definate chip that they use, just whatever is more available/price performance ratio at the time for their "premium plus". Which doesn't say alot for the "value" modules, but who knows. They don't like to specify too much what chips they are using for some reason.
At this point, I see some Samsung PC3200 By Buffalo Technology at newegg. Not gonna get good overclocking chips for a decent price. It all comes out expensive if it's the good stuff. I do hate to recommend generic stuff for Nforce2s though. I would hate someone to buy some PC3200 rated at 6ns.Last edited by notdrugged; 10-12-2003 at 11:00 PM.
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