Memory

[glow_ginga]

Just a quicky; whats the best memory for gaming? Corsair? Kingston? OCZ? Samsung? I was thinking Corsaidr XMS but im not 100% clued up on RAM :)

INFO PLEASE!

[Gunsmith]

i have corsair xms ddr 3500 and its ****ing win!

btw what is it with everyone? can no one post in the right forums? o_O

[Mingtea]

Crucial.

[Qdos]

Corsair > Crucial > Kingston methinks.

Custom PC is worth a read in terms of getting upgrades for PC and they seem to rate Corsair tops.

Does depend what your budget is tho'.

[Mingtea]

I like my RAM reliable with a nice fat lifetime warranty.

[Nikumba]

I go with Crucial pretty good performance plus life time warrenty :)

Nikumba

[BatWick]

Crucial

But saying that i wouldn't mind giving a go to the Corsair Matched Pair Platinum PC3200 1024mb (2x512) CAS2

[Jez_Gafys]

Dabs value ...

[KingDaveRa]

As long as its fast, reliable and fairly priced, I don't give a toss. It just has to work as far as I'm concerned.

[Jez_Gafys]

dabs value ... :D

[glow_ginga]

Originally posted by Jez_Gafys
dabs value ... :D this was ignored the first time...... hush now. ;)

[Bugstomper]

pc world bargain bin, i'm a pc conisseur (if i cared how it was spelt i would look it up.)

[bvark]

I find the cheapest. It drops in price so fast that if it breaks, I'll buy some more, and probably still have spent less than buying something with a lifetime warranty.

[Jez_Gafys]

and if not over clocked and the machine has good ventilation then generally memory tends not to fail due to having no mechanical parts and so a stick will last you until its time to upgrade anyways

[KingDaveRa]

Originally posted by Jez_Gafys
...so a stick will last you until its time to upgrade anyways

So, about 6 months then? :cool:

[Jez_Gafys]

yeah summit like that, thats why im syaing why pay the little extra for lifetime warrenty when youll never have it too long anyways

[Bambers]

if you don't intend on overclocking then corsair and the rest are a waste of money, go for some standard crucial or twinmos etc.

If you do intend on overclocking then corsiar etc are worth a look.

[Mingtea]

No,

The lifetime warranty is piece of mind, if a company can confidently offer it, it means the goods on offer are of a VERY good quality.

[glow_ginga]

Originally posted by Mingtea
No,

The lifetime warranty is piece of mind, if a company can confidently offer it, it means the goods on offer are of a VERY good quality. go ming!