Shuttle SA76G2 V2 Barebone + AMD X3 450 Rana 3.2GHz CPU $210 at Newegg
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nice price!
oh dear, how can anyone resist. timing appears to be good?
Any one know if this is cpmpatible with macbook? Also is this better than the kingston memory kit 2 above. Both have a great price. I better jump on these prices. Never heard of OCZ. Does the platinum mean they are made with platinum or better quality?
Oh crap. I just realized that its desktop memory. I'm dumb.
I've used OCZ -- back in the bad old days of expensive memory when I could only afford a gigabyte of the "copper" tier of OCZ memory. Now I'm using 4 GB of Kingston 5300 "Value RAM." Come to think of it, for the $125 I paid for the two extra gigs I did install I could have ditched my 2 GB of my RAM for the price of 4 GB of premium RAM.
so... what's a better timing? 4-15 or 5-12?
bad ben. need lappy ram!
4-15 I think. Lower, means the quicker time interval it takes to fetch.
well, yeah, the lower number means better time, but are the first 3 numbers more important, or the last one?
pretty cheap
Wow! Can they get any lower?
I have a really really old computer with PC-133, can someone recommend some cheap compatible memory for this? The PC-133 seems to cost more than my computer to upgrade and I do need to keep this old computer. Thanks.
This is a good price. The price of memory keeps going down. I wish the 2GB chips would drop in price to a reasonable level. I need a good (2x2GB) kit.
Wow, that's not a bad price for some decent memory. Pretty good for anyone looking to build a new pc. Just couple it with the dual core chip from the other day.
#12 invest it upgrading your computer. the data can always be transferred to your new one.
4GB in a 32 bit machine is stupid. the OS reserves 1gb of address space for mapping to hardware; you only ever get about 3gb of memory for your troubles. Don't get 4gb unless you are running a 64 bit bus.
I hate to admit that I paid 4x this much for this stuff a year ago.
OCZ is OK memory. I have it in my 2 home-build systems. It's fast and stable, but I do not overclock. Time to expand my memory now!
I have these with an Asus P5NE-SLI and have trouble getting them stable at 800MHz unless setting the voltage above 2.1V, which gets damn hot. I finally (sadly) ended up setting them to 667MHz so my case wouldn't get so hot.
I'd recommend any other brand that can do 800MHz without being clocked so high.
I'm with #17