Looking for RAM advice

[Myzteryz]

Alright, well, I'v considered buying a new 1GB RAM stick.
I was looking for something really cheap and found this :
http://www.compusa.com/products/pro...n=1GB_PC3200_184pin_DDR400_DIMM_Memory_Module
Now, i'v heard things about DDRRAM (I think that is the name) and how it is very good. Anyways, Im really ignorant about computer gear. Anyways, I need some opinions on the RAM I linked.

 

[Dtere]

Never heard of that company, but as it goes... cheap products 'could' produce cheap results. That type of ram looks fine as long as your computer supports DDR 3200.

 

[Logical_1]

Remember that you get what you pay for. If it's cheap, then there is probably a good reason. I'd stick to more major brands like SuperTalent, Micron, Viking, etc.

 

[holy_spirit]

sorry but i wouldn't talk about THE RAM
Logical_1 u have 16,777,390 posts
thats mean 8.0006 per day i think it is just an ERROR in TH's db ??

 

[phyrex1an]

Logical_1 is just an extremely fast poster, rumors tells that he uses 2(!) keyboards at once.
He also has access to the administrator panel where you can change every users post count to whatever you want.

 

[chris]

Ive always used crucial and never had any problems with them...i personally would not risk cheap ram...


http://www.crucial.com/uk/

 

[Dtere]

I personally also use crucial in my computer. Usually you can find some good deals, like buy one get one stick free. I've never hand any memory problems with them.

From past experiences, i would not mix different RAM companies RAM together. (i.e. using crucial with viking.) Stick with the same company.

 

[chris]

I personally also use crucial in my computer. Usually you can find some good deals, like buy one get one stick free. I've never hand any memory problems with them.

From past experiences, i would not mix different RAM companies RAM together. (i.e. using crucial with viking.) Stick with the same company.

Forgot to add that bit....thanks