Cheap good 2 gig ram for pc gaming

[dragon]

Originally Posted by Richy99

well will see how it is when the parts arrive and i get to build it up(shiny quad core mmm) looking at reviews on the ram it seems pretty good

you'll probably be ok if its not arias own brand stuff since you can always send it to the manufacturer if its faulty

[Richy99]

Originally Posted by dragon

you'll probably be ok if its not arias own brand stuff since you can always send it to the manufacturer if its faulty

i always get branded ram, i dont trust unbranded

[Richy99]

machine up and running and flying, this patriot ram is good stuff

[keithwalton]

The only asrock 'dual sata 2' mobo i can find is this one http://www.asrock.com/mb/overview.as...eDual-SATA2&s=

this is what the op called the board, It's not the intel / amd hybrid monster board.

what about this one Keith http://www.asrock.com/mb/overview.as...=939Dual-SATA2

[keithwalton]

oops didnt see that one
That now explains things

[7@m3 G33k]

Originally Posted by Deathmaker

It'll only support DDR2 (and AM2 CPU's) via a daughter board, which is almost as big as the mobo itself and seem to be quite rare now.

<edit> Found a pic just to show the daughter board (dobo? ) in all it's huuuugeness, here.
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Did you ever see anything so ugly and stupid??
And people still buy Asrock boards?

P.S. Deathmaker: surely that's DOH!bo

[Uncle Peter]

yes people do still buy asrock boards, inparticular those who wish to upgrade to C2D and have already forked out good money for a competent AGP graphics card. In this case the DUAL boards are a viable compromise.

[dragon]

Originally Posted by Uncle Peter

yes people do still buy asrock boards, inparticular those who wish to upgrade to C2D and have already forked out good money for a competent AGP graphics card. In this case the DUAL boards are a viable compromise.

Yep, a brilliant idea for people on a budget really

Ive not had problems with asrock in budget machines and ive used a few