the best unbuffered SDRAM PC133 on the ,arket. explain please ... [in]

[camshi]

i want to buy 2x256 or 1 512 stick of the highest quality and fastest meme on the market from crucial etc.

so what do i ask for ???

cas ?? etc.


thankyou once again ;-)


every grateful

craig

 

[Snoop]

just go the the Crucial Site and pick up only the modules whos part number ends in 7E (pc133 cas2) not the 7.5. Also, if it were me i would get two 256 dimms because of the small performace increase when using memory interleaving

 

[Sugadaddy]

Right now Crucial seems to be the best because of their low prices and free shipping. I just bought 256MB of Cas2 PC133 for only 89$. Go through here to get an additional rebate.

 

[camshi]

but i am in the Uk

 

[Kingofcomputer]

They ship international except forbidded countries.
interational shipping charge is reasonable.

Isn't there Crucial UK?

 

[bub]

The following site claims to have Cas2 PC133 that is 25% faster than other RAM. Personally, I have not tried it. However, I have used their standard Cas2 PC133 and it is fine.

http://www.premiersystem.com/pc133.html

 

[peemo]

That site seems pretty fishy. Kingmax makes SDRAM rated at PC150, ie. 12.8% faster than PC133. Kingmax is supposed to be quite good and you can read many threads discussing it at Anand's and many reviews of it online. So why does PremierSystem advertise it as PC133 that is magically faster? Note that in their photo of the module there is a sticker showing PC-133 while the link to Kingmax shows a photo clearly labelling the moduile PC-150. Also, the Premier photo shows green PCB and the Kingmax site shows black PCB. The Premier site says "This Synchronous Dynamic RAM (SDRAM) Double Inline Memory Module (DIMM) operates at 7 nanosconds, which is 25 percent faster than the industry standard 8ns mark." Huh? Since when is 8ns RAM the industry standard? And how is 7 25% less than 8?

Just buy some Crucial or Mushkin or Kingmax - from a reputable dealer.