HOT!! Super Talent DDR2-800 2GB Single Module (1x2GB) $16.00 + ship

[s44]

Originally posted by: Spike
Supposedly the main makers got together and reduced production so prices are expected to rise,

Uh, what?

Not only is this illegal, but they got in trouble for this not too long ago.

 

[JmsAndrsn]

I have not received mine either but have not had a chance to call them yet to gripe about it.

Originally posted by: Lanyap
Still have not received my eWiz $10 rebate...

----- Original Message -----
From: Calvin Lee
To: Lanyap
Sent: Tuesday, January 22, 2008 5:17 PM
Subject: RE: eWiz Super Talent Memory Rebate Status

Hello Mr. Lanyap,

Your rebate is in the last stages of processing. They should be going out very soon.

Sincerely,
Calvin Lee
Customer Support, eWiz
9:00 Am ? 5:30 Pm, PST
2075 North Capitol Avenue
San Jose, CA 95132
408-934-2500

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From: Lanyap
Sent: Saturday, January 19, 2008 5:11 PM
To: Calvin Lee; support@eWiz.com
Subject: Re: eWiz Super Talent Memory Rebate Status

I still have not received my eWiz rebate check and it has been three months since I mailed it in. Please advise when you will mail my check.

Lanyap

----- Original Message -----
From: Calvin Lee
To: Lanyap
Sent: Thursday, December 20, 2007 6:14 PM
Subject: RE: eWiz Super Talent Memory Rebate Status

Hello Mr. Lanyap,

We are currently very busy with the holiday season, however, your will be issued very shortly.

Sincerely,
Calvin Lee
Customer Support, eWiz
9:00 Am ? 5:30 Pm, PST
2075 North Capitol Avenue
San Jose, CA 95132
408-934-2500

 

[Changoboy]

Just got my 2 sticks today. It arrived very quick, about 2 or 3 days of ordering. Dayummm!

 

[lazarus000]

40.00 now

 

[Nole7]

BUMP for $34.19 per stick.

 

[tvdang7]

damn so cheap how do they overclock?

 

[sgrinavi]

Originally posted by: tvdang7
damn so cheap how do they overclock?

I have 8GB in my Q6600 system running at 3.6, no prob..

 

[bamacre]

Originally posted by: sgrinavi

Originally posted by: tvdang7
damn so cheap how do they overclock?

I have 8GB in my Q6600 system running at 3.6, no prob..

So, 400mhz FSB? The memory isn't OC'd, right?

 

[Tempered81]

i had some supertalent. It would run okay at 445mhz. it was the 1GB dimms, however.

 

[Spike]

It's not much help but I have my 4 dimms running at 411. I will go farther if/when I can figure out why I can't see any voltage increases when I make adjustments to my bios.

EDIT I'm refering to cpu voltage increases, not ram.

 

[sgrinavi]

Originally posted by: bamacre

Originally posted by: sgrinavi

Originally posted by: tvdang7
damn so cheap how do they overclock?

I have 8GB in my Q6600 system running at 3.6, no prob..

So, 400mhz FSB? The memory isn't OC'd, right?

Memory is running at 961 on a p5k board. Funny part is that my over priced Mushkin XP pc8500 would not clock this fast

 

[Ricochet]

$33.50/stick price bump

 

[bamacre]

Originally posted by: ricochet
$33.50/stick price bump

Yeah, $67 is nice for a 4GB kit.

 

[Abel007]

Ordered 4GBs. Should work well with Vista 64-bit that I just got from FS/FT

 

[IEC]

Meh, I have 4x1GB already, and it's usually overkill

 

[jjdeltor]

$75.95 shipped for 4gigs to my house. Not bad at all.

- J

 

[QuixoticOne]

Thanks for the bump. I'm in for another 8GB @ 34/stick.

You've gotta love the slumping DDR2 market; I'm not holding my breath that 8GB of even slow/bargain DDR3 is going to be anywhere near this price for many months / more than a year to come.

And I'm sure the cheap DDR3 motherboards that are good quality and can take 8GB won't be anywhere near the availability & bargain of these $75 and under nice P35 DDR2 boards we're seeing these days.

 

[Muadib]

The price is good, but I don't know which way to go. $77.75 for 4GB of these, vs $105.93 for 4GB of these. Is DDR2 1000 worth another $28?

 

[bamacre]

Originally posted by: QuixoticOne
Thanks for the bump. I'm in for another 8GB @ 34/stick.

You've gotta love the slumping DDR2 market; I'm not holding my breath that 8GB of even slow/bargain DDR3 is going to be anywhere near this price for many months / more than a year to come.

And I'm sure the cheap DDR3 motherboards that are good quality and can take 8GB won't be anywhere near the availability & bargain of these $75 and under nice P35 DDR2 boards we're seeing these days.

Yeah, been saying this for a while, DDR3 just isn't going to get the spotlight for some time. Two big reasons, one, DDR2-800 provides plenty of bandwidth for Core 2's with up to and including 1600mhz FSB. Intel's most popular cpu right, IMO, is the Q6600 running a 1066mhz FSB, and it'll be a while until Core 2's hit 1600mhz FSB.

Two, OEM's aren't using it, simply because DDR2 is cheap and works. None of Dells new models with X38 chipsets are using DDR3, and actually I don't think any of the major OEM's even offer systems with DDR3.

Originally posted by: Muadib
The price is good, but I don't know which way to go. $77.75 for 4GB of these, vs $105.93 for 4GB of these. Is DDR2 1000 worth another $28?

Depends on what cpu you are using and whether or not you're overclocking.

If you are not OC'ing, just get the ST memory. If you are, consider what kind of OC you are looking for. The ST will have no problems getting a Q6600 up to 3.6Ghz (9x multiplier x 400mhz).

Just compute what your FSB should be and divide it by 2, and that should tell you, roughly, what speed memory you need. For example, the Q6600 has a 1066mhz FSB and needs 533mhz memory to hit its stock speed, and as well, an E8400 has a 1333mhz FSB and needs 667mhz memory to hit its stock speed.

 

[Muadib]

Originally posted by: bamacre
Depends on what cpu you are using and whether or not you're overclocking.

If you are not OC'ing, just get the ST memory. If you are, consider what kind of OC you are looking for. The ST will have no problems getting a Q6600 up to 3.6Ghz (9x multiplier x 400mhz).

Just compute what your FSB should be and divide it by 2, and that should tell you, roughly, what speed memory you need. For example, the Q6600 has a 1066mhz FSB and needs 533mhz memory to hit its stock speed, and as well, an E8400 has a 1333mhz FSB and needs 667mhz memory to hit its stock speed.

I'm looking at getting the Q6600, and would be quite happy if I could get it to 3.6Ghz. I'll get these then. Thanks bamacre!

 

[Ecoli99]

Got my 4GB in the mail yesterday. Great price! I hope they work well with ABIT IP35-E I just picked up from BUY.COM for $65.99.

 

[Muadib]

Originally posted by: Ecoli99
Got my 4GB in the mail yesterday. Great price! I hope they work well with ABIT IP35-E I just picked up from BUY.COM for $65.99.

Be sure & post back once you have it installed. I went with that board too.

 

[country2]

Originally posted by: Muadib

Originally posted by: Ecoli99
Got my 4GB in the mail yesterday. Great price! I hope they work well with ABIT IP35-E I just picked up from BUY.COM for $65.99.

Be sure & post back once you have it installed. I went with that board too.

yes please let us know how it goes...I also just ordered that mobo from Buy.com to go with a E2180 I bought for overclocking.

 

[Ecoli99]

I will let you know how it goes. I have read good things about this memory so I'm pretty sure everything will go fine. The only thing holding me up is I have no CPU yet. I am waiting for the next batch of E8xxx CPUs.

 

[QuixoticOne]

Originally posted by: Ecoli99
Got my 4GB in the mail yesterday. Great price! I hope they work well with ABIT IP35-E I just picked up from BUY.COM for $65.99.

I'm interested to see how this goes too.

I'm running 4GB of the STT T8UB2GC5 now (along with 4GB of Patriot in the other channel) in a P5K-E no trouble.

Hopefully the IP35-E will take 8GB of the STT RAM @ 400 MHz no problem with a Q6600.

I don't have a spare CPU yet to test with my IP35 that'll be arriving soon either, so hopefully I can get in on a Q6600 closeout deal online soon since Microcenter is too far away for me.