[Phanto]

Hello again. .

I'm doing the final touch to my shopping cart for the computer part that i'm going to buy next week! . And i got a bit of a problem finding the right memory i can afford no more than $200 for the memory so if anyone can show me some good DDR 400 (3200) that perform well in dual channel i will be thnxful.

Thnx in advance

Att Alex

[uzi9mm]

get 2 sticks of this, and you should be set....... I would of given you a newegg.com link, but im not sure if you can buy stuff from newegg since you live in PR.

(2x62.50)
http://www.mushkin.com/doc/products/...tail.asp?ID=43

[Zanjo]

Are you going to overclock it?

[PZEROFGH]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820145440

buy two of these kits for a total of 4*512MB for under 200

you wont be able to OC real well with 2GB so there is no need for expensive ram

[Trifid]

I would get 2 1gb sticks. And get the cheapest you can get, as it will not affect the performance if you are not overclocking. If it is a choice between two lots, then choose on the timings. If they have the timings, go for the ones that look better. Mine came with metalic blue heatspreads.

[Shumway]

Originally posted by uzi9mm
but im not sure if you can buy stuff from newegg since you live in PR.

The only 2 place's that they sell to right now are the state's and puerto rico so he's set there

[Phanto]

Originally posted by uzi9mm
get 2 sticks of this, and you should be set....... I would of given you a newegg.com link, but im not sure if you can buy stuff from newegg since you live in PR.

(2x62.50)
http://www.mushkin.com/doc/products/...tail.asp?ID=43

Yes i can and i have buy from newegg before the only thing that i don't like to buy from there is that i have to paid and 6.6 when the package arrive at home.

So.. you can post a link from newegg.com

[waynejkruse10]

the general guide is this:

Get a good name brand: OCZ, Corsair, Kingston, Mushkin
Get the fastest speed you can: DDR 466 or DDR 500 if your overclocking.
Get the lowest latency you can, the lowest latency you will ever find for DDR is 2-2-2-2.
Get matched pairs for Dual Channel, it just is more reliable and easier to manage.

Wayne