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SuperTalent (STT) 2 x 1GB DDR2-667 PC5400 $82.54 + Shipping

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http://www.ewiz.com/detail.php?name=T6UB1GC5

eWiz has the SuperTalent 1GB sticks for $43.77 a pop. 2x1gb = $87.54 - $5 coupon = $82.54 + shipping.

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PS. Save your groans.

EDIT: Apparently the old thread is gone. I guess this one will serve.

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I ordered this ram and I have yet to test mine (currently building), but at this point you might as well buy nicer ram at newegg for a little more money. Ewiz is cool, but if anything does go wrong, newegg is better at taking care of you quickly 🙂 On the other hand, if youre looking for THE rock bottom price on ram, this would be it.
 
I have the DDR2 667 set and it runs at 920 with 5/5/5/15 timing at default voltage on my Asus P5N E SLI. I bought it a few weeks ago for $105 from eWiz and I'm VERY happy...for $89 it's incredible, but the DDR2 PC6400 Super Talnet is only $99.88 now so I'd probably buy that first.
 
Originally posted by: Stevem627
I have the DDR2 667 set and it runs at 920 with 5/5/5/15 timing at default voltage on my Asus P5N E SLI. I bought it a few weeks ago for $105 from eWiz and I'm VERY happy...for $89 it's incredible, but the DDR2 PC6400 Super Talnet is only $99.88 now so I'd probably buy that first.
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On the other hand, I just tried them in an Abit N7-M2 nView and couldn't get them up to 800 (all other settings stock) without pushing them up to 2.1v. I may be able to relax timings a bit and drop the voltage, but YMMV.
 
I hope we do see him in a week. Thats what the moderator told me last time that he'd see me in a week (I got into one of those religious threads) and I never got reinstated. I should have 400 posts by now hahaha. Thanks for the deal OP 🙂
 
Originally posted by: ninethirty
Originally posted by: Stevem627
I have the DDR2 667 set and it runs at 920 with 5/5/5/15 timing at default voltage on my Asus P5N E SLI. I bought it a few weeks ago for $105 from eWiz and I'm VERY happy...for $89 it's incredible, but the DDR2 PC6400 Super Talnet is only $99.88 now so I'd probably buy that first.
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On the other hand, I just tried them in an Abit N7-M2 nView and couldn't get them up to 800 (all other settings stock) without pushing them up to 2.1v. I may be able to relax timings a bit and drop the voltage, but YMMV.
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Couldn't get to 800MHz with what timings? 5-5-5-15?
 
Just ordered these from EWiz. But can't decide between getting E4300 or the cheaper AM2 3800.

Will this memory work fine withAM2 based boards?
 
Originally posted by: bobbyz
Just ordered these from EWiz. But can't decide between getting E4300 or the cheaper AM2 3800.

Will this memory work fine withAM2 based boards?
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Are you planning to overclock? If so, get the Core 2.
 
Originally posted by: Smartazz
Originally posted by: bobbyz
Just ordered these from EWiz. But can't decide between getting E4300 or the cheaper AM2 3800.

Will this memory work fine withAM2 based boards?
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Are you planning to overclock? If so, get the Core 2.
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I have both of E4300/Biostar tforce965pt at 3Ghz and 3600+/Tofrce550 at 2.9Ghz, basicly they are pretty much simliar, E4300 is a little faster, but a 3600+ has a better performance and dollar ratio, both are good buys.
 
Thanks bruceyg.

Plan is to do some OC but not too much. Stability is more important. Whatever I buy will be junk in a yr or more. So, I am just trying to save some money.
 
Originally posted by: bobbyz
Thanks bruceyg.

Plan is to do some OC but not too much. Stability is more important. Whatever I buy will be junk in a yr or more. So, I am just trying to save some money.
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I am talking about a 65nm brisbane core athlon 3600+, not a 90nm windsor core 3800+, I think brisbane core processors are better for OC.
 
Originally posted by: bruceyg
Originally posted by: bobbyz
Thanks bruceyg.

Plan is to do some OC but not too much. Stability is more important. Whatever I buy will be junk in a yr or more. So, I am just trying to save some money.
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I am talking about a 65nm brisbane core athlon 3600+, not a 90nm windsor core 3800+, I think brisbane core processors are better for OC.
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I can't come close to 2.9GHZ on my Windsor 3800+, 2.75GHZ was the limit, but my board has horrible issues.
 
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