Is Viking RAM any good.?

[Rhodent]

If I order the Gforce 2 MX then I need to buy my ram from Amazon. All I see on there is Viking RAM and tons of different model numbers of it. IS that stuff any good?

 

[Rhodent]

Is Viking ram any good? I need some PC133 that can run at 140ish and hopefully cas 2. But I really want to use amazon web certs for it. Is that all they sell, or am I missing the good stuff?

 

[Rhodent]

Ok, am I getting no responses because Viking ram is really great and therefore I am asking a question far to stupid to get an answer to?

 

[woodsman]

2 sticks of Viking ram, 133 cas3, that I have bought, would barely run 133 cas3.Sorry, that is all I know about Viking ram, and personally, I would buy something else if possible.

woodsman

 

[Jalapeno]

Stay away from Viking. Go with brand names like Crucial, Mushkin,Infenion, even Kingston...

 

[goldboyd]

i've had some bad experiences with viking ram, so i'd stay away

 

[SuperFreaky]

I know they make a crappy 56K modem... I'm sure their RAM isn't any better

 

[Rhodent]

Well...crap.I guess I will have to look around some more. I wanted to use the web certs for something. They don't have the MSI k7t pro2 a board. they don't have the enlight 7237 with 300W P/S they don't have a decent price on the 1000 T bird. They don't seem to carry the Platinum live 5.1 and they don't have any of the G force 2 MX cards either from abit or a open or asus or any of em. Which I assume they are all basically the same cardrebadged with company names on em for resale. and they ram seems to suck cause Viking is all I found on the whole site. I will have to do some more shopping I guess and see if I can find anything on the site with 123 dollars. thanks

 

[OJ]

I got a stick of 128 Meg Viking and it would not do 133, 125 cas3 was the best it would do...

Junk!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Erasmus-X]

Viking RAM = overpriced garbage.

Kingston RAM = decent, but still overpriced.

Micron RAM = great RAM, great price

Mushkin RAM = superb RAM, kinda pricey (but hey, you get what you pay for)