aeroplane22
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The OCZ Reapers for DDR2 800 seem to be the top choice for most enthusiasts. The pricing isn't too bad at all for a stable 4-4-4-12.
I guess my question is, are these top-of-the-line when it comes to DDR2, without getting ridiculous with the price/performance ratio?
I currently have DDR2 800 Crucial Ballistix and I am very unsatisfied with the stability. I am probably going to RMA and EBay them or keep the sticks for backup; newegg customer reviews feature quite a few stability and failure issues with this RAM, oh well.
Newegg has a good deal for the:
OCZ Reaper HPC Edition (4GB) 2x2GB sticks for only 104.99 and 85.99 after mail-in rebate. I'm thinking of getting 2 for 8GB of RAM; (I run a lot of applications with no Paging, sometimes I run out of memory with 4GB of RAM.)
I guess my question is, are these top-of-the-line when it comes to DDR2, without getting ridiculous with the price/performance ratio?
I currently have DDR2 800 Crucial Ballistix and I am very unsatisfied with the stability. I am probably going to RMA and EBay them or keep the sticks for backup; newegg customer reviews feature quite a few stability and failure issues with this RAM, oh well.
Newegg has a good deal for the:
OCZ Reaper HPC Edition (4GB) 2x2GB sticks for only 104.99 and 85.99 after mail-in rebate. I'm thinking of getting 2 for 8GB of RAM; (I run a lot of applications with no Paging, sometimes I run out of memory with 4GB of RAM.)