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£17.99
get 2 of these from play.com works out about £36 with free post
Then if you ever want to upgrade you can buy another 2 sticks and not have to sell the others as most motherboards don't usually have more than four slots.
Just bought £17 item from scan, delivery free... item faulty, .. got an RMA right away.. next day Citilink came to pick up faulty item at no extra charge.
On eBAY... contact seller.. raise a dispute if relevant...risk of blame game....send back yourself with postage costs.. need to get proof of posting...risk + risk unless seller is decent.
There's no difference usually so I'd go for the 2x2GB so you can upgrade in future. The only place you would see a difference is the new Core i7 motherboards which are triple channel so are best with 3 sticks.
Besides this way you get to have 8gb in future....
gonna obtain these babies soon then, thankyou :D
These will not work with the new Intel i7 series as they need DDR3 and these are DDR2
nah, towers.
look at those voltages...2.1V as standard??? these are basically 667mhz or below sticks overclocked to 800 just by adding voltage
nothing compares to corsair running with 1.8V factory default at 800mhz and 5-5-5-18 or 4-4-4-12 timings
OCZ work fine but don't expect to run them for long
look at those voltages...2.1V as standard??? these are basically 667mhz or below sticks overclocked to 800 just by adding voltage
Don't know where you get your info, I have 2 sticks of these in my computer right now running @ 6 6 6 18 with 1.8V giving me 800mhz...
No overclocking being done here..:?
No overclocking being done here..:?
8GB, woo (yes, I do have a 64bit OS so it uses it)
OCZ work fine but don't expect to run them for long
s'alright, lifetime warranty will sort that ;)
( this is what Dell recomends - 240 Pin DDR2 PC2-5300 667MHz 4gb)
But I`ve just fitted a ATI HD4870 card,so I`m looking for some faster memory.
( this is what Dell recomends - 240 Pin DDR2 PC2-5300 667MHz 4gb)
But I`ve just fitted a ATI HD4870 card,so I`m looking for some faster memory.
Yup it'll fit, but you may struggle to clock it if the Dell doesn't let you adjust Vdimm.
2x2gb makes life easier for your memory controller ;-)
oh and OCZ have excellent warranties, they even paid for mine to be collected, i carnt recommend them enough
I've already got 2gig, and two free slots, but don't want to add another two gig because 32-bit windows plays funny with more than 3 gig of RAM. And I don't want to use a single 1gig stick because I'd lose the benefit of dual channel RAM.
Just get 2x1GB as it won't cost more than 2x512MB in all likelyhood, and when you upgrade to a 64bit operating system in future you'll be better off.
dunno overclocking for me just shortens the life of any component and isn't worth doing as you don't get more than 10-15% more performance
corsair seem not to struggle with timings and bus speeds at low voltages so...im still a big fan
P.S. warranty doesn't cover you if you burn the stick from too much overclocking