Kingston or no-name?

I am running Kingston PC3200 at the moment, it is 3-3-3-8. I can't even OC it to 202MHz. I had Kingston PC2700 that I could OC to 184MHz, But cos I run a locked CPU I wanted more MHz on my RAM. I'm going to be getting a mobile AMD soon I was wondering if I sould try this other stuff I have. Probably none of you have heard of the brand, PQI, but It's PC3200, runs at 2.5-3-3-6 (or maybe 7, my old A7V333 doesn't like it too much.) Don't worry, I'm using the A7V333 in another PC with a duron. Seems the Kingston won't OC at all, and this PQI stuff might/might not, would the PQI be better cos it has a lower CAS and the lot? I would have to go out and buy another stick of it cos I only got one at the moment.. Thanks for any help.

is this the same type you're thinking about?

http://www.newegg.com/app/viewprodu...152&ATT=Memory+System+Memory&CMP=OTC-d3alt1me

oooo.. sadly no. I think theres 3 different types PQI make. standard, turbo, drr2turbo. I just have a stick of the standard stuff.
Maybe I'll put the one stick I have in my A7N8X-E and see how far it OCs on stock volts.

Well, I tested it out, but I'm having a real big problem. When I try and change the timings it wont boot. no VGA, no beeps, no voice (ASUS voice thingy) just the sound of the HDD going on and all the fans. When that happens I have to reset the CMOS. If you know the problem, please goto http://www.ocforums.com/showthread.php?p=3167685#post3167685

anyone?