Thread: Buying memory
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Old 08-10-2004, 16:07   #14
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Re: Buying memory

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Originally Posted by s1lv3r
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Crucial is good.. but you won't get a major overclock.
Agreed... Crucial is very stable memory but doesn't have much of a rep with the overclockers.

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Geil (utter tripe, the sort of things OEM's will try to give you)
Geil utter tripe? I've used it in my past 4 system builds, PC3200 runs happily at 200mhz, 8-2-2-2 stable as anything.

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TwinMos is similar to Crucial, I've used it myself a few times.
Twinmos is not similar to Crucial at all. It has a very bad rep, and as such alot of places don't stock it anymore. First few times I used it with no problems. Then things started to decline, such as every so often a stick wouldn't work in the dual packs... and the memory wouldn't attain its rated speed, etc.
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