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  1. 09-10-2003, 07:18 PM #1
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    what SDRAM (not DDR) to buy?

    I might sell my Kingston Value Ram 512pc133 stick at a very good price, so I'll need a replacement.

    Requierments: has to be 512MB and pc133

    Crucial ram at newegg don't have good reviews, Muskin (sp?) doesn't sell sdram anymore. The 'best' one is Kingston Value ram (the same thing I have).
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    I thought so

    Anyone else?
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    I've had Crucial in my system for two and a half years (see sig.). Never had a problem with it. Of course I don't really OC, so I can't testify to how good it is in that respect, but stock it's fine.
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    I had a crucial 512mb stick in my k7s5a for a little bit and it worked fine...but I didn't oc with it though
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  7. 09-11-2003, 04:49 PM #6
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    Crucial is awesome, but it doesnt like to OC very well. As far as stability is concerned, it rules.
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