PilotPC said:I bought KingMax PC2700 from Newegg.com thinking it was the good stuff (DDR333) and after reading about it being "fake" DDR333 on another forum, I took a look at mine. Sure enough, it is the "-7" 7ns stuff. I paid $77 per 256mb stick for mine. Now it's up to $95 I believe. I'm kinda ****ed off, but I don't do any real wild overclocking, so I don't think I'll go through the trouble of RMA'ing it back to them. Something is definitely fishy about this all though. It should be classified as "fraud". That's like selling a "Pentium 1.4" running at 1.2. Not cool. I'm currently overclocking my XP1600 to 1.53Ghz using a 145Mhz FSB and it runs with no problems at all. Getting 2200&2100mb/s Sandra memory scores.
I also paid $77, on Dec. 26th from Kommax, and I also got the 7a stuff. But RMAing it was easy- not a hassle at all. The only reason I ordered it was to get the -5ns ram, and when I called Kommax, they said to send it back with a not explaining my position and what I wanted them to do. He said if it was not my own error they would "make it right", and they did- I overnighted it to them, on one day, they got it the next day and shipped the right stuff back out hours later. I got it the following day, and it came with the reciept for them having credited my account back the cost of shipping it back to them. I was so pleased with how swiftly they resolved the issue that a few days ago I ordered two more sticks. In the "comments" field of the online order form I asked them to be sure and send the -5ns chips, and so we'll see probably today if that worked. I'll go check my box in a little bit and see what's there.
You ordered a specific product, and they did not send that product to you, so you should feel comfortable demanding that the proper part be delivered.