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Originally Posted by luke992006  my list does not run true for all models of these brands just most, and it is IMO.
The list is based on brand name reliability,performance, and ocing.
Again, this is in my experience with these brands, i have used all of them and this is how i grade them.
If you do not think this to be true make your own list with the brands you have used. |
Not to get into a nit picking argument, but you can't really generalize RAM in one list. Theirs RAM for overclocking and gaming, theirs RAM you'd want to use in a server, then theirs RAM you'd want for your basic desktop that does day to day tasks. It just depends on the application.
In the real world, for a non-overclocked or gaming computer, you're going to be fine with any of the brands you listed, it's not really going to matter what one. Sure, you may have to RMA a bad stick, or you might get a bad OC'ing stick that's underperforming, that happends regardless of the RAM you use.
Like Trotter said, for his celly, he'd be fine with some value RAM. Kingston has a good series of ValueRAM that I've put into a few rigs for people over the years