[VOTE] What's the best DDR-RAM brand?

[StattlichPassat]

I'm a Crucial fan myself, but I've had great results with Mushkin lately as well, and it just got me thinking. Say you're putting together a high-end business workstation for a mission-critical enviroment. Stability and compatibility are a must, with no loss of the highest performance available in the meantime. Can you have your cake and eat it too? Vote and give a brief explanation of why you chose what you did.

 

[bulldawg]

I've had NO problems with Crucial memory.

 

[Pabster]

Crucial.

That said, I've always been pleased with Samsung as well. Their current PC2700 modules are very good for the price.

 

[microAmp]

Originally posted by: bulldawg
I've had NO problems with Crucial memory.

 

[Ionizer86]

Crucial. Only kind of DDR SDRAM I've used, but my 256mb PC2100 stick has worked perfectly.

On a side note, how does this Micron stuff look? The chips are by MT, but the PCB isn't necessarily from Crucial. The stuff is cheap though!

 

[Renob]

I use to use curcial, but the corsair OCs better.
They have both been solid as a rock as far as being stable.

 

[ssanches]

I like Samsung, Crucial and Siemens...

 

[quegyboe]

I am a crucial fan personally but I have seen alot of people pushing Samsung PC2700 DDR ram up past 200mhz! I haven't seen anything better than that!