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Posted by: geo3tech

do you guys think a Ballistix 512MB DDR2-667 240-pin DIMM would be better or to get a pc3200 1 gb ram???

Ballistix 512MB DDR2-667 240-pin DIMM ram is on
[URL=http://www.crucial.com/ballistix]http://www.crucial.com/ballistix[/URL]


Posted by: jblaze725

ive never heard of ballistix but i would say that 1 gig of good name brand pc3200 memory would be better than the half gig of ballistix.


Posted by: Bulldog

You have a mobo that supports DDR2?


Posted by: geo3tech

any professional's answer???


Posted by: Apokalipse

DDR2 isn't that great as of now, but it should get better.
I'd say if you really want DDR2, just get 512MB Kingston PC3200 for now, and wait a few months for DDR2 to mature

otherwise Corsair has got excellent PC3200 RAM, with really low latencies


Posted by: Apokalipse

I want to see Corsair's RAM on an X800, with its 2-2-2-5 timings


Posted by: OIDanTheManIO

it depends on wat ur doin, i would say that if u need more than 512, uve got a porblem unless u do lots of large video editiing


Posted by: Anon

Read this article to find out if you should buy DDR2. [url]http://www.tomshardware.com/firstlook/20040716/[/url]

Ballistix is just the name of Curcials Proformance memory. Curucial/Ballistix is a name brand, in fact they are the lagest producers of Dram in the united states. Top 3 manufacturers in the world are: Samsung, hynix, and Micron technology. (micron owns crucial)

Micron is the first memory semiconductor manufacturer to gain Intel validation across all densities, speeds, and configurations of DDR2 SDRAM components and modules.

[url]http://www.micron.com/products/dram/ddr2sdram/validation.html[/url]

Note:
Kingston does not produce memory it buys RAM/die (those black squares on the ram module) from actual Dram manufacurers and puts it on a module, then sells the module with kingston label. so you dont know if your getting some ram they bought from a small company no one has heard of or if its good quality ram from a company like micron or samsung. i would not reccomend kingston if your looking for "high" performance ram.
[url]http://www.kingston.com/company/quality.asp#dram[/url]



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