Anybody have experience with PDP Systems memory?

[SunnyD]

Particularly this model.

2x512 Dual channel kit, PC3200 - 2-3-2-5 1T timings. At ~$160 this seems to be a good deal. Lifetime warranty, and the people on the newegg reviews that have commented on it seem to have good luck with it and PDP's support too.

It's either this or Corsair Value Select Dual kit, which is CAS 2.5 but I can't find info on any of the other timings on it. I'm assuming it's 2.5-3-3-7 at best, but for a few bucks more I think the PDP might be better.

Anyone use this on their system?

 

[ModemMix]

im running two sticks of that memmory now. Its fairly new, but so far im stable @210 2-3-2-5 1t 2.6v on an nf3 board.

Ive only seen one review on this memmory it has unknown chips stamped Liberty. But the value of this stuff is undeniable.


EDIT: just started messing around and this stuff is compleatly stable at 233 2.5-3-3-8 @2.7v

havent tried messing with more setting it boots at these speeds on auto timing. I couldnt get it to boot over 240 fsb @1.7v with these timing but with some tweeking it might work.

 

[slushpuppy]

I don't use it but I heard it was good, especially for the value.

 

[perillo34]

I am running one stick of 512 at 2338 if that helps anyone. memtest and prime stable this is great stuff, detected these settings on my nf7-s v2 board using SPD, didnt have to adjust anything running stable at 208 fastback.

 

[Zap]

Originally posted by: SunnyD
Particularly this model.

:Q

I just ordered some on Monday and it cost $157 for the dual channel gig. What happened to the RAM price?

 

[Zap]

Oh, BTW, Patriot Systems RAM seems to work just fine.