Memory

[mccrack]

I never really paid attention to memory, pretty much thinking memory is memory.

But shock horror.

I was reading the NAG magazine memory comparison and the name brand memory would give you in some cases 2/3 more performs than lowly Legend / Hynix memory

I is converted.

 

[The Big Firefly]

Wow realy. lukely if got jetram an a samsung... they good right

 

[ap0c]

Not sure what the NAG article had to say or how they tested. Was it RAM used in the PC or on graphics cards etc?

I know some hardware sites did a comparison between the varios timings etc, and found very little difference between the high-end and low-end RAM modules..

http://www.tomshardware.com/2006/03/31/tight_timings_vs_high_clock_frequencies/page10.html

 

[mccrack]

Same machine but swapping out different manufacturer memory modules.

 

[killadoob]

well i sick with rectron ram very good low latency ram

corsair value select is the best botton of the range ram you can get i think

 

[supersunbird]

Blegh, they must be running very memory intensive synthetic benchmarks. In a non overclocking machine you wont SEE a difference (there might be a 5%difference at most), all better RAM can do is run tighter timings which only helps so much, but I think ShockG will know best.

 

[ShockG]

Bah.
If yo're a gamer, the more the better no matter the timmings.
Even I would take generic 2GB of V-Data DDR400 ram over 1GB of Geil DDR700 PC5600 RAM.

But if you're goin' to overclock. Ram can be the difference between a 80K AM3 score and a 100K AM3 Score

Upto your pockets really. But I wouldn't go over board with high tech, ultra 50000 Super ram, just get alot of whatever it is you're getting.

 

[TonyA]

Yebo

 

[The Big Firefly]

Yebo

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