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  1. 08-09-2005, 03:07 PM #17
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    Nice stash of RAM

    Should be an interesting review .

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    We have got more coming in too
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    I'm SOOOOOOOOOO glad I'm not Tarinder right now. The amount of time it takes to test just one kit is irksome if you're doing it properly, never mind eleventy squillion kits on two platforms.
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    Tarinder is the MAAAAN for this.

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    David's asked me to post him two 4 Mb sticks of 72pin SIMM too, just for reference purposes...
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    Trust the old timer to have that stuff lying around
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    Quote Originally Posted by PD HEXUS
    30-pin 60ns modules...
    I have some on my keyring if Tarinder wants...
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  8. 14-10-2005, 02:02 AM #24
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    Bit of a bump but how is the testing coming alone Tarinder ?
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    Its a shocking amount of testing to do - I couldn't believe it when I spoke to Tarinder about it and found out his plans for it.

    Mulitple platforms, Multiple speeds, and even more shocking is the fact that we have more RAM coming in hopefully.

    This will be the Xmas buying guide,.
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    Its getting pretty close to Christmas now, any news on this?
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    Forget the ballistix, we all know those things break after 2 days of light use anyway, get us the reviews(and clock the buggers) of the G.skill and the Mushkin redline
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    The newer 2gb kits of Ballistix are bloody awesome mate
    Check my project <<| Black3D |>>
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    They're pretty good aye, comprable to the Redline maybe, but, they break so much, the things are fragile as hell, ok, Crucials RMA system may be very quick and efficient, but the RAM still breaks like twigs under a size 12 boot just from being in a system at stock.
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    Quote Originally Posted by specofdust
    They're pretty good aye, comprable to the Redline maybe, but, they break so much, the things are fragile as hell, ok, Crucials RMA system may be very quick and efficient, but the RAM still breaks like twigs under a size 12 boot just from being in a system at stock.

    I am very shocked by this statement... I certainly don't find it this way
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  16. 28-12-2005, 08:36 PM #32
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    Quote Originally Posted by David
    I am very shocked by this statement... I certainly don't find it this way
    Their lifespan, or the Crucial RMA process?


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