Kingston Value RAM

[pjwinkler]

Kingston Value RAM

It's a good price.. 212.00 CDN for 2 sticks of 512 MB DDR 400 DIM 3-3-3. Is there something bad about it?

 

[overst33r]

I wouldnt say its the best but look into corsair value probably gonna be cheaper and better. I have heard nothing bad about their value RAM.

 

[yelo333]

In my experience, it actually works pretty well...however, the Value Ram is a mixed bag. As in, they just use whatever ram chips they currently have stock of...so, it is possible to get a "just ok" stick, or even a very high-quality stick. It's for this reason(mixing of ram chip models/brands) that they are not advertised as being dual-channel capable. However, most people have had a good experience running them in dual-channel. So, it's sort of a gamble.

I for one am very happy with my stick of KVR that I own. It's definitely one of the best choices for the price.

 

[andvruss]

Wow, thats alot, here, if you don't mind ordering off the net


512 Ram

I think it is like $77.50 for 1 stick, and you can get 2 for $150.00 and then shipping...i don't know, but it would not be that much

EDIT : And they do ship to Canada, which I live, and this is the RAM I will be getting

 

[Sunner]

KVR is fine RAM, just don't expect it to overclock like crazy, that's not what it's for.

 

[KayKay]

I bought some valueram for my brother, it's really good if you don't need any overclocking

$229 CDN for 1 gig!! It says DUAL CHANNEL, but i don't know if it is
http://www.tigerdirect.ca/appl...7125&CMP=AFC-AFFIL

If you don't need dual channel, canadacomputers.com is selling single 512 MB DDR400 corsair value select sticks for $92 ($89 on boxing day), so 184 for a gig. the corsair stuff is really excellent

 

[pjwinkler]

im pretty sure buying 2 sticks would work in dual channel...

ahh w/e im phoning up the store tommorow to see if they have corsair value select, if not i think ill pay 30 bucks more and get PQI Turbo