What kinda RAM do I need?

[Jeffwo]

I am interested in purchasing some extra memory while prices are sooo cheap. I am needing some help because I would like to use this RAM in my present Duron 600@1000 on ABIT K7T-RAID but I would like to be able to transfer it to the T-bird 1.33 that I plan to build soon.

And,YES, I am planning to O/C the T-bird also.

Also, I am presently and will be using a RAID set-up and I work with a lot of photo applications.

All replies will be appreciated.

 

[John]

Compuwiz sells 256MB Infineon PC150 for less than 80.00ea

Here is his store

 

[AmdEmAll]

Fixxed link



Compuwiz

 

[Jeffwo]

Thanks John,

I do have Steve's link, I just wasn't sure that the PC150 was what I needed. I am not up to speed on O/Cing the bird like some of you guys.

 

[Whitewolf]

I think that u will be fine with crucial PC133 CAS2 . Try ordering here with the webpromo (just put a name in the field and press go)

 

[Whitewolf]

And make sure it is unbuffered and non-parity

 

[John]

Damn I thought the main page was http://www.compuwiz-tech.com ?

<edit> Actually it is, but it appears the domain forward service is down. </edit>

 

[Jeffwo]

<< And make sure it is unbuffered and non-parity >>





Yeaah, Whitewolf, I need to know things like this!


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[compuwiz1]

John, it is. For some reason the domain is not forwarding.

 

[Jeffwo]

Whitewolf:
Checked that site, the standard PC133 is CL3. That turned on a red light, shouldn't I want to buy CL2?

 

[Jeffwo]

Compuwiz 1:

Good to hear from you, as you can see I am still scheeming on the upcoming system.

 

[Whitewolf]

After u hit go click on &quot;search by
memory type or by a Crucial part number.&quot;
Then select the 168-pin DIMM from the list and hit GO
Finally click the fourth memory (Unbuffered, non-parity, CL2) for 256MB. If u want another (128,64) click the appropriate.

The 256MB costs 63.74. Top price from Crucial (IMHO the best memory for its money)
If u want to overclock Crucial probably can handle it (I can get mine up to 148).

But if u want more overclocking (150+) check the compuwiz's site for PC-150 as John said.

Whitewolf