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Is Kingmaz crap?
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only way is to buy a stick and find out...i say if the person got a good review out of it is because he got a good stick mayb u will git a good stick mayb not...mayb even better...just buy a stick and find out
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Actually, I currently have Geil Golden Dragon Dual 2x256 PC3500 CAS 2-3-3-6 (stock), running at CAS 2-3-3-7 210fsb 2.8V.
For some reason now I randomly have instability issues when I run it in dual channel, so I have them running in single. They are on an ASUS A7N8X-DEL rev2.0 w/2500barton @ 210x11 @ 1.79V.
I payed 129bucks for these (late spring '03)/(early summer '03), and am not too happy with it. I have them now running at 200fsb 2-4-4-8 @ 2.7V
For some reason now I randomly have instability issues when I run it in dual channel, so I have them running in single. They are on an ASUS A7N8X-DEL rev2.0 w/2500barton @ 210x11 @ 1.79V.
I payed 129bucks for these (late spring '03)/(early summer '03), and am not too happy with it. I have them now running at 200fsb 2-4-4-8 @ 2.7V
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from what i know it isnt that great. have u considered getting some samsung pc3700. anandtech just did a review and it runs decent latencies, will oc way above ddr 500(pc535) and u could probably get 512 for around 80.00 bux here's a link for review ...
http://www.anandtech.com/memory/showdoc.html?i=1998
http://www.anandtech.com/memory/showdoc.html?i=1998
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get your self some komusa a-data memory pc4200 2x256 for $139.00...they overclock like a charm with not much voltage plus u will have head room
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if u do decide to make sure to select at the bottom menu A-Data Brand
http://store.yahoo.com/komusa/51kit2pc53du1.html
http://store.yahoo.com/komusa/51kit2pc53du1.html
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BY SPECIFICALLY *ooops left my caps on* selecting a-data brand just upgrades the memory chips so you get good hynix chips that OC pretty well if im correct..and i never really got into kingmax so mayb so..may it is crap..
P.S. *coughs* Happy birthday *Coughs* to me *Clears throat*19th today so anywayz
P.S. *coughs* Happy birthday *Coughs* to me *Clears throat*19th today so anywayz
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g0dM@n said:
KingMax Super-RAM brand (TSOP) PC-3200 and PC-3500 are good stable memory, along the same lines as Crucial/Micron. They are capable of running decent speeds (~220MHz) with mid-grade timings (2.5-3-3) at low voltage (~ < 2.6V).
For low-cost memory, I would usually recommend KingMax Super-RAM to most people.
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Kingmax is decent stuff... Their newest TinyBGA memory looks to be a killer deal, but I haven't read any threads where actual users tested it. Anand got ahold of one of the DDR500 TinyBGA sticks and seemed to like it.
