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Reef Shark
Does anyone recommend the Buffalo Tech. pc3700? Doesn't look like they make any pc3500.
P4 2.8C | ABIT IC7-G | 1 GB Mushkin PC3500 L1 | 9800pro 128mb
160 GB SATA | NEC 8X DVD+RW/-RW | Antec 430W | Lian Li PC-61
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Catfish
I dont remember who.... maybe escbach (spelling?), but he had B-Tech 3700 and it wasnt even coming close to what it was supposed to do he RMA'd it twice i believe
Now keep in mind this was a while ago and i dont really remember the whole stoty, this is the jist i remember.
My mistake.... buying a Dell before i knew about the Sharky boards.
Dell Dimension 4600 specs:
CPU: P4 2.4 (533 fsb)
Mobo: Some Dell POS
RAM: 1024 Megs, whatever kind Dell gave me
Video Card: ATI Radeon 9800np (420.5/352.5) Stock Cooling
3DMark01: 14875
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Resident Audiophile
Man I'm glad someone else here loves Buffalo Tech. I've been drooling to get 2x512 for a while and recommend this stuff to everyone
I can't wait til I have some extra cash
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Hammerhead Shark
the next rig i build will definately have buffalo tech
CPU Athlon xp 2500+ at 2.43GHz
MainBoard PC CHIPS M848A Mainboard
RAM Corsair XMS 1.5GB PC 3200
HDD Maxtor Maxline Plus II - 250GB
GPU ATI Radeon 9800pro
Sound Creative Audigy 2 ZS/Klipsch THX 4.1's
PSU OCZ StealthStream 500Watt PSU
19,046 3dmark01 | 6465 3dmark03 | Sharky's Extreme 3DMark Team!
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Mako Shark
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Mako Shark
You're in Toronto??!!! Where do you work?
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Sleeps with the Fishes
Originally posted by Chuck232
You're in Toronto??!!! Where do you work?
I thought that at first too but it's Ontario CALIFORNIA USA
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Mako Shark
Gah.. damn Americans and stealing our names...
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Hammerhead Shark
I shelled out the money for corsair sticks because of their name basically. I got two pc3200 512mb sticks and one or both came doa to me. Corsair sent me a brand new twinx1024-3200c2 kit to replace them. Id say it was worth it.
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Hammerhead Shark
i go with the good stuff because it is guaronteed to run at the rated speeds at rated timings, and it overclocks well. buffalo tech is a gamble, it may perform well, it may not. ive actually hear more stories of buffalo tech sucking than it performing well.
to sum it all up: corsair/mushkin are not overrated at all, worth every penny. throw in the lifetime warantee and it cant be beaten. not to mention sometimes i dont want to overclock at all, thats when rated speeds count the most.
P4 2.4C @ 3.3Ghz 275FSB 1.62v|Abit IC7-G|2x512MB Corsair PC3500 @ 440mhz 2-3-2-6|Saphire Radeon 9800 PRO 128MB|SLK-900u w/ 90mm Enermax adjustable fan|Hitachi DeskStar 180GXP 120GB w/8MB Cache|Antec TruePower 430w|SB Audigy 2|Klipsch PM v.2-400 w/SWS|Logitech MX510|Trinitron 21"
HTPC:
P4 2.8C(stock)|Abit IS7|2x512mb Corsair PC3200|MSI Geforce4 4200 128mb|2x180gb Hitachi 180gxp|SB Audigy 2 zs|Klipsch PM 5.1 Ultras|NetGear 802.11g Wi-Fi|Hauppauge PVR-250|Logitech cordless desktop MX for bluetooth (mx900)|Enermax 350w|ATI Remote Wonder
Old Faithfull:
P3 1ghz @ 1.1 147fsb|Asus CUSL2-C|512MB Crucial CAS2 PC133|Creative Geforce2 GTS 32MB|IBM DeskStar 60GXP 60GB|SB LIVE! 5.1|Creative Desktop Theater 5.1|Enlight 300w PSU
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Catfish
so my friend wants me to build him a cheap setup and i was going to just buy two crucial 512
but maybe ill save like 20 bucks and go with the buffalo
it looks like the 512s are ch5 and someone here said people were having trouble running those in dual channel. Is that just in overclocking because this system would just run stock all the time its a p4 1.6c
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Mako Shark
Originally posted by Awwcrap
so my friend wants me to build him a cheap setup and i was going to just buy two crucial 512
but maybe ill save like 20 bucks and go with the buffalo
it looks like the 512s are ch5 and someone here said people were having trouble running those in dual channel. Is that just in overclocking because this system would just run stock all the time its a p4 1.6c
The CH-5 are having trouble o/cing with the RAM dividers on the dual channel boards. Is your friend getting a dual channel board? Or just a single channel one? But in either case, with no o/cing the PC3200 CH-5s will do mighty fine.
bTW, 1.6C? Those don't exist.
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Reef Shark
would you recommend 512MB of Geil PC3200 for $78, or 512MB of Buffalo Tech PC3200 for $83? I want to get it at 200MHZ on an nForce 2 board. I'll probly buy another stick of whatever I get later.
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Catfish
awwcrap whoops I meant 2.6c
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