Best Pc3200 Ram

[Fireonice]

what is the best pc3200 ram for your money?? would like to oc it too

Edited September 25, 2004 by Fireonice

[daniel]

mmm. I built this pc like a month ago.. and i bought this pc3200 ram and it works perfectly, its not super expensive and it works just fine.

Manufacturer: Transcend

Speed: DDR400(PC3200)

Type: 184-Pin DDR SDRAM

Error Checking: Non-ECC

Registered/Unbuffered: Unbuffered

Cas Latency: 3-3-3

Support Voltage: 2.5V

Bandwidth: 3.2GB/s

Organization: 128M x 64-Bit

Warranty: Lifetime

for 200 bucks

[Byron]

I think the crucial ballistix is the hot item right now. Looks like it has a little higher speeds than most of the competition, but ocz, corsair, kingston, and other companies are still good.

[tazwegion]

Yup I my XMS Corsair 3200 memory... and would recomend it to all who will listen to my ravings!

[ClayMeow]

I got this one:

 

http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc....-220-006&depa=1

 

I'll be installing it tomorrow, so i can tell you more then if you're interested. But reviews on it have been phenomenal...much better than the price would suggest.

[Eva_Unit_0]

I run a single 1gb stick of PDP pc3200 ram, and I really love the stuff. Fast and stable as heck.

[agentorange]

The three PDP people... lol. I used the PDP 2x256 pc3200 kit in my last machine (sold it to my dad for nearly nothing and I regret it but it was time to move on) and it was great. Next paycheck I'm going straight for one gb of PDP.

[BloodySunday]

What kind of system are you going to be putting it in to OC?

[Shadowfactor]

I Would say get some Corsair XMs extra-Low latency sticks if this is for a Amd system

[overclocknewb]

I've got the Crucial Ballistix pc3200 and it's screamin' fast. I had a stick of 512 go bad but I think it was bad when I got it. That has been replaced by Crucial and my system's been running great ever since. DOOM3 runs on Ultra at 1024X768 w/8X anti-aliasing with no stutter.

 

It's cheaper than Corsair and just as fast:

 

http://www.crucial.com/ballistix/store/listmodule.asp

Edited September 27, 2004 by overclocknewb

[Shadowfactor]

this stuff is the Shiznit

 

http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetai...ctCode=80092-09

[Freeder]

(From my AnandTech post)

 

I can vouch for the PQI Turbo 2x512mb series @ 2-2-2-5. I'm running them right now at 2.5-3-3-8 @ 2.8v doing 500mhz, 1000 FSB 3.0c-->3.758. What makes these PQI ram the best buy out there is that the performance, in all the review i've read so far, beats all ram brands of the same caliber--only when applied to Intel chips, with AMDs the performance is very similar to all other top brands; and when overclocking, these PQIs come out significantly ahead of the pack (Cosair/Muskins/Crucial). As for price-wise, you cannot beat $250 for these awesome PQI Turbos when the competition is charging for $280-->$350 online, and even more at retail stores.

PQI is surely making a name for themselves!!!