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Crucial or Kingston Ram?

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Originally posted by: Technonut
Crucial is Micron. And Kingston uses Infineon memory chips.
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Not always..... I have 2 512MB sticks of PC2700 Kingston Value RAM that has Winbond BH-6 chips. (The same as Corsair XMS 3200) Both sticks perform as well as my Corsair XMS 3200.
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Well, Kingston signed a multi-billion dollar contract with Infineon. So from now on I imagine that all Kingston memory modules with use Infineon memory chips.
 
sorry, but gonna have to be original here!!!!

GO with samsung!! the best, with great overclocking ability!!!

here

or

here

edit: couldnt get the newegg link to post right so i changed it, just scroll down to see the 512 stick!
 
Got a pair od kingston 512 pc2700 modules in December built with Samsung chips. I can run those at 400 no problem. Luck of the draw with Kingston. If yoy get modules with the right chips your in business if not then you just have ordinary ram.
 
Originally posted by: Goose77
sorry, but gonna have to be original here!!!!

GO with samsung!! the best, with great overclocking ability!!!

here

or

here

edit: couldnt get the newegg link to post right so i changed it, just scroll down to see the 512 stick!
Click to expand...

Thanks for the irrelavent response, and on top of that GoogleGear has been selling samsung pc2700 on generic PCB, and can only run at pc2100

 
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