Matching OCZ RAM

[beatle]

Believe it or not, I'm actually filling 2GB of RAM in Crysis. With RAM being so cheap, I figured "why not," but I'd also like to keep my system stable. My Q6600 runs @ 8x400 with no issues and I'd like to keep it that way. I have 2x1GB of this RAM running @ 4-4-4-12 but I'm unable to find it elsewhere. Since I'm not overclocking it, would this pair get the job done?

 

[ryderOCZ]

Replied on the OCZ Forums.

Thanks

 

[akhilles]

Yes. I have 2 kits of different ocz ram. They're running at the higher timings near rated voltage. They're not o/c'ed.

 

[Greg04]

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Originally posted by: beatle
Believe it or not, I'm actually filling 2GB of RAM in Crysis. With RAM being so cheap, I figured "why not," but I'd also like to keep my system stable. My Q6600 runs @ 8x400 with no issues and I'd like to keep it that way. I have 2x1GB of this RAM running @ 4-4-4-12 but I'm unable to find it elsewhere. Since I'm not overclocking it, would this pair get the job done?

Er, isn't this it a bit cheaper? (EDit:What am I missing - what's the diff bt this and your existing RAM?)

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Speaking of the above kit I just bought (with the $5 off code mentioned in the "newegg secret sale" thread) will it play nice with this kit

http://www.newegg.com/Product/...p?Item=N82E16820227189

 

[beatle]

Yes, that's what I actually ordered. Ryder responded on the OCZ forum that they have different part numbers for different retailers, but the ram is the same. The FR in the part no. is for Fry's.

All 4 sticks have been getting along in my system since last night.

 

[Greg04]

Originally posted by: beatle
Yes, that's what I actually ordered. Ryder responded on the OCZ forum that they have different part numbers for different retailers, but the ram is the same. The FR in the part no. is for Fry's.

All 4 sticks have been getting along in my system since last night.

Comprendo.