Whats the best DDR memmory to use??

[ltww]

Is registered 2100 DRR faster even with ECC?

Or should I just go for the cheaper non-parity?

[LutaWicasa]

I'd go with the cheaper, but what do I know...............I'd have thought this would be in the mem forum :)

[nikhsub1]

Ecc ram is slower and not necessary unless your board NEEDS it.

[Goku008]

Like the guy said ecc is slower. But if u want good ecc or even non ecc ram that overclocks and runs really great, get the crucial ram. I was able to acheive a bus of 174 with my crucial ram and bm with that.:D

http://goku0080.tripod.com/mypc/id19.html

[UnseenMenace]

*** MOVED TO MEMORY ***

Please try to post in the correct topic area

UnseenMenace - Forum Moderator

[ltww]

Originally posted by UnseenMenace
*** MOVED TO MEMORY ***

Please try to post in the correct topic area

UnseenMenace - Forum Moderator

Yeah sorry that was my bad, just getting used to all the rooms here.

[dolemitecomputer]

I dont think ECC is necessary slower than non ECC. Some server type motherboards or dual processor boards require it. I would highly recommend Mushkin (http://www.mushkin.com) memory. Also Corsair (http://www.corsairmicro.com) and Kingmax (http://www.kingmax.com/)

[CrystalMethod]

Originally posted by dolemitecomputer
I dont think ECC is necessary slower than non ECC. Some server type motherboards or dual processor boards require it. I would highly recommend Mushkin (http://www.mushkin.com) memory. Also Corsair (http://www.corsairmicro.com) and Kingmax (http://www.kingmax.com/)

It is slower, but not so much as you'ed notice. It will however allow you to run you system with more system stablility.