Twinmos works fine in my shuttle where my Crucial XMS stuff wouldnt....
Twinmos works fine in my shuttle where my Crucial XMS stuff wouldnt....
Had a few of the 2700's and recently the 3200's in various system builds and no complaints - would def recommend them for mid-range memory.
Had a gig of twinmos 2700 running in my shuttle for quite a while with no problems
Thank you everyone for the very quick responses.
I think I'll plump for the cheaper TwinMOS @ £110 for 1GB then instead of £171 and £186 respectively for Kingston and Corsair.
Newbie PC builder here, so would you guys agree with this buying decision?
Has anyone read this yet re: Premium memory performance over standard ones?
It was a good read and sold me on getting cheaper memory, especially as I don't intend to overclock.
http://www.gamepc.com/labs/view_cont...00myths&page=1
Once, again thanks for your help.
Chung,Originally Posted by Chung
From memory thats the AMD64 Shuttle, Can I just point you to this thread for a read.
I'm not saying don't get Twinmos memory, as I love the stuff myself, but I'm just giving you a bit of heads up on issues that appear on amd64 motherboards with 2 sticks of memory on a single channel motherboard.
TiG
http://forums.hexus.net/showthread.php?t=11617
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Which would be better on a ASUS A7N8X Deluxe - nForce2 MB.
1 x 512MB PC3200 DDR 400MHz or 2 x 256MB PC3200 DDR 400MHz?
Why?
Just trying to learn a little more about how this all works together. Thanks
Dell Dimension E520
Core 2 Duo E4300 3GB Ram
Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition 5.1.2600 Service pack 2
in my experience: rubbishrubbishrubbishrubbishe.
myself and 3 other friends each ordered 1024mb (2*512mb) OF CL2 twinmos.
2 of the chips (including mine) had to be RMAed following errors.
thats 2/8= 25%.
thats not good IMO.
maybe we got unlucky but i would not order again.
dgr
dothan 745 @ 2.4ghz | 2gb Corsair XMS (2-3-3-6) | dual raptors (raid0) | ATI 9700pro | CM201 | dual lg 1810
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