How does this look for my OCZ 2700

[rivercom9]

Thanks for the info. Ill be sure to get one of those whenver I get enough money to build my new rig.

 

[MadMan007]

I have run my 3Com 3C-905b at up to 42MHz PCI bus, not for extended periods at that speed, but it did work fine for a few days. Normally I run it at ~38MHz PCI, and it has been doing this for going on 4 years now. I would call that 'solid' to say the least.

 

[Yodums]

I have run my 3Com 3C-905b at up to 42MHz PCI bus, not for extended periods at that speed, but it did work fine for a few days. Normally I run it at ~38MHz PCI, and it has been doing this for going on 4 years now. I would call that 'solid' to say the least.

I have that ethernet, it kicks.

 

[rivercom9]

3Com seems like the perfect NIC then. Any probs with it like compatability issues?

 

[Dave65]

Is this any better?
I know I am going to get some Kingmax down the road..

 

[ThePunkGeek]

You should ditch that OCZ stuff and get yerself some Corsair RAM.

This is 2 x 512Mb of Corsair PC2700 XMS RAM.

It's running @ 340Mhz, 2-3-3-6, 2.5volts.

Ran Memtest 86 looped for 10hrs with zero errors.

not everyone can afford to ditch there ram for new stuff (me for expample am using cheep generic stuff because i have no choice) have to use what i have.