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post #1 of 28
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I just ordered my Z92Km and need suggestions on memory. Whats the best? I will be buying DDR333 sinces thats whats supported.
post #2 of 28
You could have gotten that too...

Kingston.
post #3 of 28
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Originally Posted by c9tech
You could have gotten that too...

Kingston.
Ya I know. I have a stick of Apacer DDR333 brand new here that I am going to use for now but going to buy some better sometime just want suggestions. I usually only buy Apacer but not sure there the best as far as Kingston I might get them but not sure there the best. I know there the biggest name but does not mean there the best. I hear good things about Micron/Curcial I use Micron in my sever but not really familer with it.
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We have a good relationship with Kingston and I can tell you from experience they always come through.
They have rediculous burn-in tests that I have yet to see done by the competition.
Their Lifetime Warranty should at least speak for itself.
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We have a good relationship with Kingston and I can tell you from experience they always come through.
They have rediculous burn-in tests that I have yet to see done by the competition.
Their Lifetime Warranty should at least speak for itself.
Ya that sound decent. As for Lifetime Warrenty I have yet to see a memory brand not offer this. Maybe I will go with Kingston I do always prefer the best lol. Just like I use nuttin but Western Digital HDDs
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Just like I use nuttin but Western Digital HDDs
Uh, Seagate?
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Uh, Seagate?
I hate Seagate everyone there drives I have ever owned failed. out of the 100 or so WDs I have had only 1 failed.
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I hate Seagate everyone there drives I have ever owned failed. out of the 100 or so WDs I have had only 1 failed.
Note the reflect my personal experiance and is not out to offend someone. Just wanted to add this because I know alot of people here like Seagate it is just from my dealings with them I aviod them. So please don't take offense.
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Note the reflect my personal experiance and is not out to offend someone. Just wanted to add this because I know alot of people here like Seagate it is just from my dealings with them I aviod them. So please don't take offense.
This may be true for their past.
I would have never considered Seagate back then, but now they're leading the industry.
They have all the markets covered, while others only have pieces.
To say the least, they have come a long way... and they're not afraid to show it [5 year warranty].
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This may be true for their past.
I would have never considered Seagate back then, but now they're leading the industry.
They have all the markets covered, while others only have pieces.
To say the least, they have come a long way... and they're not afraid to show it [5 year warranty].
I still will stick with my WDs just my preferance.
post #11 of 28
At least Seagate took out Maxtor.
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At least Seagate took out Maxtor.
That is very true Maxtor SUCKS. ANd remember when Maxtor took out Quantium? Ewww that names give me shivers worst crap ever made.
post #13 of 28
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Ok now back on topic any RAM suggestions?
post #14 of 28
hang on a minute. Cleanup, aisle 7.

okay, moving on.

Most memory manufacturers have good quality memory. It's mainly who you want to buy from. I've got Transcend RAM in my Z71v that works just fine.
post #15 of 28
Dang that was a fast cleanup.
"Thank you. Let's try to avoid another, shall we?" -Djembe


crucial i thought was god till i fugured out they dont give dealers advanced replacment unless purchased on their main website? Kingston does! to everyone not just dealers. crucial
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Dang that was a fast cleanup.
"Thank you. Let's try to avoid another, shall we?" -Djembe


crucial i thought was god till i fugured out they dont give dealers advanced replacment unless purchased on their main website? Kingston does! to everyone not just dealers. crucial
I ended up buying 2 1GB sticks of Kingston from ZipZoomFly god I love ZZF.
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"Thank you. Let's try to avoid another, shall we?" -Djembe
Sorry i couldnt resist. He was right tho. I can be an ahole...
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Sorry i couldnt resist. He was right tho. I can be an ahole...
I persoanly think we both know what we are talking about and both just have differant opinions that really conflict with each other. In the computer world I have learned that most not all but most hardware is pretty compareable note I said most not all. Which this leaves it to the persons personaly experiance with it. Just like my brand are ASUS, AMD, Apacer, Lite-On, Western Digital, Only reason I asked for RAM suggestions is that Apacer is hard to get now not sure why but noone offers it anymore.
post #19 of 28
change is a good thing. Its good to try new things.....I think
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Originally Posted by Asoulintime1982
I persoanly think we both know what we are talking about and both just have differant opinions that really conflict with each other. In the computer world I have learned that most not all but most hardware is pretty compareable note I said most not all. Which this leaves it to the persons personaly experiance with it. Just like my brand are ASUS, AMD, Apacer, Lite-On, Western Digital, Only reason I asked for RAM suggestions is that Apacer is hard to get now not sure why but noone offers it anymore.
apacer is generally used as an OEM brand, which would explain its scarcity in retail. I'm sure Kingston makes good quality RAM and you won't be dissapointed.
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