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where can i buy kingmax ddr pc2700 333mgz ram besides new egg? i need some of this ram, and they are out of it. thanks.
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need to know where to buy kingmax
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I'd probably just head over to www.pricewatch.com and run a search for the RAM you need....you should have no problem finding someone there.
Good luck.
Good luck.
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they had kingmax, but not any of the pc2700 that i wanted, but thanks anyway.
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thanks arkaine, you have made me a very happy man.
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Anytime. They even have deals on heatspreaders, and they ship quickly. Good alternative since newegg is always out of stock. Post how high you can get on that kingmax in one of the threads in the memory section once you install it. I want to get some Kingmax PC2700!
Anytime. They even have deals on heatspreaders, and they ship quickly. Good alternative since newegg is always out of stock. Post how high you can get on that kingmax in one of the threads in the memory section once you install it. I want to get some Kingmax PC2700!
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Re: kingmax
bad business.
this place sucks, dont buy anything from them. i ordered 2 sticks from 1 week ago today, and they say that it will ship in 3 business days, it shipped on friday, 2 days ago, 2 days after the 3 business days, and i will not receive it until thursday this week, for a total of 11 days, from the time i ordered. i also had to get ground shipping, for $13.50, because their prices for shipping are so high, and the freight is only 1 pound.Arkaine23 said:
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I live about 2 miles away from Kommax. I went there so I could look at their Kingmax DDR333 chips to make sure that they were, in fact, the 5ns chips. They have a big plastic tray FILLED with 256Mb sticks, and it's all sequentially serial numbered. All the sticks I looked at were marked "-05" on each chip.
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Lopus:
Why would you want 1gig sticks? Their hard to overclock, they have to be: Registered, ECC, and Buffered, to be ran which won't overclock well.
I don't see no point in PC2700 1gig sticks as PC2100+ are really meant for overclockers.
jd: Sorry the sticks came so long, but on the good side your not being thrown over and actually getting them, just be sure to not do business with them and leave them some negative feedbacks on resellerratings.com
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Why would you want 1gig sticks? Their hard to overclock, they have to be: Registered, ECC, and Buffered, to be ran which won't overclock well.
I don't see no point in PC2700 1gig sticks as PC2100+ are really meant for overclockers.
jd: Sorry the sticks came so long, but on the good side your not being thrown over and actually getting them, just be sure to not do business with them and leave them some negative feedbacks on resellerratings.com
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Lopus said:
My opinion depends on how much ram slots you have.
If four I'd fill them all with (4)x256. The higher the memory module the tougher to overclock. Why do you need a gig anyways?
Well, I'm building a complete new computer, from ground up, and to be honest I'm trying to make it as powerful as I can afford.
I guess my number one reason for wanting 1gig is simply for games. Games are starting to have huge requirements, and I guess I'd like to go ahead and just get all that out of the way.
Case in point, Everquest. I play this game off and on for many years, and they released an expansion not too long ago. I have 256mb in this computer right now, yet this expansion is asking for no less then 256, but recommended at 512mb . With only 256 I can only view half of the updated graphics, if that. And 512 is just getting the resources to run all graphics.
I guess I just want to go ahead and get a full gig and hope to not have to worry about it for a while.
The motherboard I'm looking to buy is the ASUS A7V333, which I believe only has 3 slots.
I guess my number one reason for wanting 1gig is simply for games. Games are starting to have huge requirements, and I guess I'd like to go ahead and just get all that out of the way.
Case in point, Everquest. I play this game off and on for many years, and they released an expansion not too long ago. I have 256mb in this computer right now, yet this expansion is asking for no less then 256, but recommended at 512mb
. With only 256 I can only view half of the updated graphics, if that. And 512 is just getting the resources to run all graphics.I guess I just want to go ahead and get a full gig and hope to not have to worry about it for a while.
The motherboard I'm looking to buy is the ASUS A7V333, which I believe only has 3 slots.
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Lopus said:Well, I'm building a complete new computer, from ground up, and to be honest I'm trying to make it as powerful as I can afford.
I guess my number one reason for wanting 1gig is simply for games. Games are starting to have huge requirements, and I guess I'd like to go ahead and just get all that out of the way.
Case in point, Everquest. I play this game off and on for many years, and they released an expansion not too long ago. I have 256mb in this computer right now, yet this expansion is asking for no less then 256, but recommended at 512mb
I guess I just want to go ahead and get a full gig and hope to not have to worry about it for a while.
The motherboard I'm looking to buy is the ASUS A7V333, which I believe only has 3 slots.
You'll notice that most apps will not use more than 512mb. I run some very large and powerful MP3 encoding software and alot of games and XP has not had to give them more than 512mb. I think at these prices you should spend more money on better parts. Also I do not think they have TRUE PC2700 in 512mb sticks.