Corsair 3200 C2 twin for nforce2 board

Yeah. I'm gonna upgrade and get a nf2 board. However, there is a problem. I want to get Dual DDR for obvious reasons, but funds are quite tight (just built a dually, man do I have problems). . . I have a Corsair 3200 C2 I was going to put in there, but I need something that can keep up with it. I don't plan on doing some extreme overclocking, I want this to be a simple stable system. I was thinking perhaps some good samsung 3000. . . What do you think could keep up with my uber corsair, with good timings as well?

P.S. remember, money is a big deal, so if you want to help me out by going price hunting. . . I would greately appreciate it

*bump* No one has any suggestions? I'm just looking for something that can keep up with my corsair, around 200 FSB probably, with "turbo" Timings

kingston is cheap and quick...or so i hear. I'm buying some for my new rig.

I have 2 sticks of it! It runs fine too!

I have 2 sticks of 3500 that can do 218 FSB at 4,2,2,2 with 2.9v

Be wary of the Kingston Value RAM as it's now showing up with Samsung chips instead of Winbond 5ns. They're not overclocking as high.

~THT

ouch, I just went for the corsair since I have been so happy with it. Huge dent in my wallet going for that and a nforce 2 board. . . I won't be eating for a while, THANK GOD FOR RAMON NOODLES!!! 25 cents for 3 meals, can't get any better

Edit: Got the ASUS A7V8X

AAAAAAAAAAAA. . . crap. Accidentally bought teh wrong board. Meant to get the A7N8x. . . not the A7V8X. . . Oh well, I called newegg, they cancelled my order, but it'll be 2-5 days before the money is actually refunded. . . DOH!

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