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    Re: Which memory?

    I believe this: OCZ 2GB Kit (2x1024) Platinum Series DDR2 PC6400 800MHz Dual Channel Memory Rev. 2 With Platinum Heatspreader - OCZ2P800R22GK - www.microdirect.co.uk

    is exceptionally good value for very good RAM.

    I looked at the Corsair/Geil etc and tbh theres very little in it (if anything). What puts me off Corsair is the constant belief that its the best when there is nothing to support that claim.

    Also, anyone else noticed that RAM is slowly but surely creeping up in price again?

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    Re: Which memory?

    Corsair is certainly on the up again and as blitzen say there is no good reason for it as its certainly nothing special (still think the psu's are though )

    The OCZ stuff is good, I was tempted by this kit myself for the superior waranty and the timings being 1T rather than 2T which a lot are.

    OCZ 2GB Kit (2x1024) NVIDIA SLI Ready Edition DDR2 PC2-6400 800MHz Memory Dual Channel - OCZ2N800SR2GK - www.microdirect.co.uk

    But i'd certainly have the platinum.

    Is this the first time we've agreed blizten?

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    Re: Which memory?

    Is this the first time we've agreed blizten?
    Hehe...probably.

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