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    DDR2 1066 memory

    I'm planning on purchasing some memory for my new motherboard Biostar TP45HP and I've come across some that are reasonably priced. They are:

    2GB (2x1GB) Corsair TwinX DDR2 XMS2, PC2-8500 (1066), 240 Pin, Non-ECC Unbuffered, CAS 7-7-7-20

    Crucial 2GB Kit (2x1GB) DDR2 1066MHz/PC2-8500 Ballistix Memory Non-ECC Unbuffered CL5


    Which would be the better one to go with my motherboard.

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    Re: DDR2 1066 memory

    Not sure about with your motherboard, or if there will be a differance, but the Corsair TwinX is very good value for money, and good quality RAM.

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    Re: DDR2 1066 memory

    Crucial Ballistix stuff is nice until it dies, the RMA is great TBH - but it always seems to fail more so then comparable other brands (strangely)
    Corsair TwinX DDR2 XMS2 Dominator, PC2-8500 (1066) is what i would go for.

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