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Posted at 2:07 PM on Tuesday 06/19/12 by
TheKenChan
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Newegg has the CORSAIR Vengeance 32GB (4 x 8GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 15000 1866 Desktop Memory (CMZ32GX3M4X1866C10R) for $240 - $20 off with coupon code CORS619 [Exp 6/20] = $220 with free shipping. Features timings of 10-11-10-30. For the builder who wants it all.
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    beckham2k2 - Posted 2:38 pm PDT 06/19/12 (9 Posts)  Report Spam

    Corsair Vengeance is definitely a buy in regards of building a computer on your own. I strongly recommend this b/c of the quality.

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    SKIRON - Posted 2:39 pm PDT 06/19/12 (73 Posts)  Report Spam

    who would need 32gb
    ?

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    superd00d3 - Posted 2:42 pm PDT 06/19/12 (3051 Posts)  Report Spam

    #2, you can never have enough memory. Smile

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    dave_c - Posted 2:45 pm PDT 06/19/12 (20883 Posts)  Report Spam

    Lots of memory isn't just to do huge jobs, it's also so you have a persistent filecache to greatly limit HDD reads. You think an SSD is fast? Nowhere near as fast as already having the file in main memory. The drawback is hibernating takes a lot longer.

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    gizak - Posted 4:02 pm PDT 06/19/12 (15 Posts)  Report Spam

    overkill...lol

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    Shmeagle - Posted 4:20 pm PDT 06/19/12 (2442 Posts)  Report Spam

    Split it between two builds!

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    eibgrad - Posted 7:20 pm PDT 06/19/12 (517 Posts)  Report Spam

    More like split it between four builds.

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    beckham2k2 - Posted 9:37 pm PDT 06/19/12 (9 Posts)  Report Spam

    if you are gaming or video rendering. it's never enough. of course you have to coup that with a bad ass graphic card

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    snowcrash411 - Posted 9:51 pm PDT 06/19/12 (237 Posts)  Report Spam

    Great for running OSX and Linux in virtual machines, eg VirtualBox.

    If you think an SSD is fast, then do some graphics processing or a compile in a ramdisk like Dataram.

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    btc909 - Posted 12:31 am PDT 06/20/12 (3334 Posts)  Report Spam

    16GB is standard for me.

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    sathyasun - Posted 1:02 pm PDT 06/20/12 (8 Posts)  Report Spam

    Wow, and I thought 8gb for RAM was already too much

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    da5id1 - Posted 3:20 pm PDT 06/20/12 (771 Posts)  Report Spam

    I got bluescreens w/ mine. Seriously. Stick w/ my triple channel (X58) ADATA. Scores 8.4 in Win 8 CPE.

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    frankl45 - Posted 1:10 pm PDT 06/22/12 (1474 Posts)  Report Spam

    Too rich for me. I like budget deals with no rebate.

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