2 GB DDR2 RAM

[Smitty308]

Here is some $20 per 2 GB RAM, the same that cost $100 a year or so ago. Definitely worth waiting for the rebate.

Clean Link

Smitty

 

[ChaosDivine]

Ain't no $3-4/GB HP sticks, but still nice deal!

 

[msi1337]

shows $19.99 for me

 

[jjmIII]

Originally posted by: msi1337
shows $19.99 for me

Yup, $10 per gb .......as stated.
Not bad for Crucial 800.

 

[jlee]

Originally posted by: msi1337
shows $19.99 for me

$19.99 / 2Gb = $10/Gb

 

[theshazman]

Originally posted by: JLee

Originally posted by: msi1337
shows $19.99 for me

$19.99 / 2Gb = $10/Gb

Now $14.99 AR with FS! Ordered a pair for the heck of it, Crucial rebates are pretty reliable.

 

[jjmIII]

Originally posted by: theshazman

Originally posted by: JLee

Originally posted by: msi1337
shows $19.99 for me

$19.99 / 2Gb = $10/Gb

Now $14.99 AR with FS! Ordered a pair for the heck of it, Crucial rebates are pretty reliable.

Ya, and only 25 rebate......HOT if you need some DDR2......I'm still sitting on plenty of the old HP stuff .

 

[VirtualLarry]

CL6? Ugh!

At least they're 1.8v, but still. I don't know how many mobos will operate correctly with CL6 RAM.

 

[hans007]

Originally posted by: VirtualLarry
CL6? Ugh!

At least they're 1.8v, but still. I don't know how many mobos will operate correctly with CL6 RAM.

all of them will.

CL6 is part of the official jedec ddr2-800 specs.

 

[mshan]

Is this quality stuff (MemTest error free, stable, and compatible) if used at stock speed and voltage?

(my mobo would be an Intel BoxDG31PR)

 

[ChaosDivine]

Originally posted by: mshan
Is this quality stuff (MemTest error free, stable, and compatible) if used at stock speed and voltage?

(my mobo would be an Intel BoxDG31PR)

Should be, since they're spec'ed as 1.8V sticks, unlike the crappy OCZ DDR2-800 bundles from a little while back which were 2.0V-2.1V, so basically pre-OC'ed DDR2-667 sticks.

 

[chemwiz]

Came out to $42.49 with tax, so $17.49 AR
The price on the site is $39.99 now, free shipping, and a $25 rebate.

 

[hans007]

Originally posted by: ChaosDivine

Originally posted by: mshan
Is this quality stuff (MemTest error free, stable, and compatible) if used at stock speed and voltage?

(my mobo would be an Intel BoxDG31PR)

Should be, since they're spec'ed as 1.8V sticks, unlike the crappy OCZ DDR2-800 bundles from a little while back which were 2.0V-2.1V, so basically pre-OC'ed DDR2-667 sticks.

I have a dg31pr as well, and have used hynix ddr2-800 cl6 sticks from a dell before no problem, so it shoudl be fine.

 

[mshan]

Thanks! (just bought the Crucial RAM a while ago).

What do you recommend for an Asus P5W DH Deluxe? (2 x 1 GB).

I am primarily looking for quality and stability, but potential for overclocking without increasing voltage too much would be nice if it doesn't cost a lot (I am more of an HTPC silent pc type, rather than gamer), and I would try and create a dual booting hackintosh with it.

 

[mshan]

Got my memory today.

Don't know much about memory chips, but chips are labelled Micron 7WD22 D9GKX and say 2NY5 (some chips say 2KL2 instead) with a printed dot on the side.

I am planning on putting this memory into an Intel BoxDG31PR, probably with an Allendale e4600, hopefully once prices have dropped significantly after release of e5000 series.

I am thinking about getting that OCZ Platinum Rev 2 PC6400 for the Asus P5W DH Deluxe, though I am still trying to figure out which cpu to get for it.

http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/mshan/IMG_0226.jpg

 

[hans007]

wow thats pretty awesome that its D9GKX. i looked online and for some other brands of memory like gskill or team, these chips are being used in sticks that do ddr2-1200

http://www.overclock.net/tankg...icron-d9gkx-stock.html

 

[imported_motodude]

Looks like deal is dead.

 

[ultra laser]

Dead link.

 

[hans007]

well mine arrived today and they are also D9GKX. pretty nice. apparently these can do ddr2-1200 on some boards.