PC3200 - Samsund vs Kingston

Dieni · 10-22-02, 03:27 PM

Samsung vs Kingston which should I get for a PIV 2.26/2.4 on an ASUS P4B533-E

dxiw · 10-22-02, 04:47 PM

neither buy corsair xms...
samsung is much better than kingston
and corsair is much better than samsung
I have that board with corsair dimms and works like a clock

Dieni · 10-22-02, 05:21 PM

Corsair is not available over here, so I have to choose from the two.

dxiw · 10-22-02, 06:01 PM

where do you live? if anywhere in us and maybe canada I'm sure you can buy from newegg.com perhaps the best online reseller they have corsair. anyways, if you can't get corsair get samsung they are way better than kingston which is crap

Mr. Chambers · 10-22-02, 07:54 PM

read his location, it says he's from Malta, which explains why he might not have the nice selection we have over here, eh?

i agree, if you can't get cosair then the samsung is the next best bet, i've seen some people with decent OC's on it... how much does this sorta thing run you over there?

Placid · 10-22-02, 10:08 PM

I vote Kingston, some of their 3200 has winbond -5 chips.
If you are buying in person then you can pick them out.
If you have twinmos 3200 where you are they also have some with winbond -5 chips.

Dieni · 10-23-02, 12:13 AM

Thab Sansung it is, cause I would have to order the chips and I wouldn't be sure what I would recieve. The stick of PC3200 Samsung costs $175, is it expensive compared to there?

Anyway thanks for your help, I am going to order today

10-22-02, 03:27 PM	Thread Starter #1
Dieni Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Malta	PC3200 - Samsund vs Kingston Samsung vs Kingston which should I get for a PIV 2.26/2.4 on an ASUS P4B533-E
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10-22-02, 04:47 PM	#2
dxiw Disabled Join Date: Feb 2002	neither buy corsair xms... samsung is much better than kingston and corsair is much better than samsung I have that board with corsair dimms and works like a clock
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10-22-02, 05:21 PM	Thread Starter #3
Dieni Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Malta	Corsair is not available over here, so I have to choose from the two.
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10-22-02, 06:01 PM	#4
dxiw Disabled Join Date: Feb 2002	where do you live? if anywhere in us and maybe canada I'm sure you can buy from newegg.com perhaps the best online reseller they have corsair. anyways, if you can't get corsair get samsung they are way better than kingston which is crap
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10-22-02, 07:54 PM	#5
Mr. Chambers Member Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: Iowa	read his location, it says he's from Malta, which explains why he might not have the nice selection we have over here, eh? i agree, if you can't get cosair then the samsung is the next best bet, i've seen some people with decent OC's on it... how much does this sorta thing run you over there? __________________ Intel i7-2600k ASUS P8P67 Pro G.SKILL Ripjaws-X 8GB DDR3 Sapphire HD 7970 OC Corsair HX750 750w OCZ Agility 2 120GB SSD Cooler Master CM 690 II Logitech G710+ & G9x Dell U2713HM
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10-22-02, 10:08 PM	#6
Placid Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2001 Location: Connecticut	I vote Kingston, some of their 3200 has winbond -5 chips. If you are buying in person then you can pick them out. If you have twinmos 3200 where you are they also have some with winbond -5 chips. __________________ IC7 2.53b@3.33ghz 512mb Mushkin 3200ddr 9800pro 128
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10-23-02, 12:13 AM	Thread Starter #7
Dieni Member Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Malta	Thab Sansung it is, cause I would have to order the chips and I wouldn't be sure what I would recieve. The stick of PC3200 Samsung costs $175, is it expensive compared to there? Anyway thanks for your help, I am going to order today
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