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Buffalo-Tech Winbond BH-5 Memory, good stuff?

human2k

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same exact chips as the twinmos/winbond i just recieved today. i would've gladly tried the buffalo if i found out about it a day or two sooner.
 
Originally posted by: drewdogg808
same exact chips as the twinmos/winbond i just recieved today. i would've gladly tried the buffalo if i found out about it a day or two sooner.

Nice, should I post this in hotdeals?
 
Originally posted by: human2k
Originally posted by: drewdogg808
same exact chips as the twinmos/winbond i just recieved today. i would've gladly tried the buffalo if i found out about it a day or two sooner.

Nice, should I post this in hotdeals?

there's already a thread on the buffalo ram in hd. 🙂
 
Not all PCB is created equal. It may have Winbond BH-5 chips, but not run like it normally does on good Corsair PCB.

But I think some of their PCB is PwrMem brand which is excellent.
 
Does anyone have any experience with RAM from Buffalo-Tech? I'm currently looking for some better RAM than my generic right now. I've narrowed it down to Hyper X PC3000 or TwinMos PC3200 (Cosair seems to expensive for my taste), but after looking at Buffalo-Tech, they seem to be pretty good.
 
Originally posted by: Blooz1
Here's a review of some Buffalotech from <a class=ftalternatingbarlinklarge href="http://forums.gideontech.com/viewtopic.php?t=13785" target=blank>Gideontech.com</A>

That PC3500, are there any of the PC3200 or PC3700? $96 for 233MHZ rated ram is sweet.
 
Originally posted by: Killrose
Not all PCB is created equal. It may have Winbond BH-5 chips, but not run like it normally does on good Corsair PCB.

But I think some of their PCB is PwrMem brand which is excellent.


Well, does the price difference make-up for the performance difference?
 
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