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Is "Ram Bo" Brand any good?
- Thread starter spacerm8
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Is that the name? haha funny as hell!
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yeah i have, its made by sylvester stalone.. "adrian" hahahahahhaha j/k
edit: sorry i lost myself.(lol) no ive never heard of it...
edit: sorry i lost myself.(lol) no ive never heard of it...
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Never heard of it and the chip markings don't look familiar either
Steve
Steve
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Very funny guys 
but it doesn't help. Maybe its an Asia Pacific thing as thats where I'm from.
If I was to try and benchmark it against other ram: stability, speed, etc, what's the best software to use to delve down into memory timings?
but it doesn't help. Maybe its an Asia Pacific thing as thats where I'm from.If I was to try and benchmark it against other ram: stability, speed, etc, what's the best software to use to delve down into memory timings?
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It sounds like some ultra-generic brand IMO. They tend to try to give cool names to RAM when it may or may not suck.
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spacerm8 said:Very funny guys
If I was to try and benchmark it against other ram: stability, speed, etc, what's the best software to use to delve down into memory timings?
crank those badboys up.. youll know real soon if it has good chips or not by the way it overclocks..
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i did some looking via google earlier and mostly saw alot of infinion oc's being used.
thats about all i could dig up.
i wouldnt buy them myself but give it a whirl and see what floats to the top or sinks.
thats about all i could dig up.
i wouldnt buy them myself but give it a whirl and see what floats to the top or sinks.
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