pc-150 sd-ram

dude_drew · Jan 23, 2003

I've seen it someplaces. How good is it and does it work with 66/100/133 boards? sorry no links.

dude_drew · Jan 23, 2003

I found a link with a lot of info.
http://pcwonderinc.com/51pcsdram.html
I wouldn't buy from them I don't think. They have no ratings at resellerratings.com.
What boards would be compatible?

pip · Jan 23, 2003

it's kinda like pc 2400 very obscure and rarely used

23skidoo · Jan 24, 2003

Kingmax Tiny GBA PC150 is still available and maybe others if you just look on PriceWatch. If you're looking for the best-performing SDRAM you can't go wrong with Mushkin PC133 Rev. 3+; it still sells for nearly $90 for a 256mb stick but it will easily run 160fsb 2-2-2.

flapperhead · Jan 24, 2003

get muskin, the stuff is high quality

trenchypost · Jan 25, 2003

My personal experience is that almost any PC133 stick with CAS2.5 or lower will run close to 150 if you try.

6502kid · Jan 25, 2003

If you dont want to spend 90 bucks, get the Crucial cas2 PC133.
I got 2 sticks for 30 bucks each a while back, and they both
run @155 ok.

Not sure what the current price is....

paulie · Jan 25, 2003

23skidoo said:
Kingmax Tiny GBA PC150 is still available and maybe others if you just look on PriceWatch. If you're looking for the best-performing SDRAM you can't go wrong with Mushkin PC133 Rev. 3+; it still sells for nearly $90 for a 256mb stick but it will easily run 160fsb 2-2-2.

Not all of them run 160mhz 2-2-2 5/7. I tried a Rev.3+ stick with great disappointment, it could only get 153mhz 2-2-2 5/7. I sold it and stuck with my Kingmax PC150 that does a little better. I saw a reviewer that said his Rev.3+ stick could only do 151mhz 2-2-2 5/7. WOW a 1mhz oc

Mushkin rated them @ 150 for a reason. Your chances of a high oc will be good with this memory but don't think that overclocking is a 100% guarantee here.

Stedeman · Jan 25, 2003

my best luck with ram has always been with kingmax they also look better

JCLW · Jan 26, 2003

If anyone in Canada is looking for Kingmax PC150 these guys have it: http://www.canadacomputers.com/enthusiast.html

- JW

23skidoo · Jan 27, 2003

My three sticks of Rev 3+, each purchased separately, will do160 together, or individually at least 166; I've had one of them able to post @173 fsb, but not load the os. It also takes a great motherboard to get to those levels.

Morpheusman · Jan 27, 2003

The Kingmax PC-150 should run at 100FSB - 150FSB, and any speed in between. I've used it with good results in both overclocked, and non-overclocked systems.

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