Mushkin vs. Crucial vs. Micron DDR???

[moabtwo]

Which do you recommend and why?

[Detemeat]

Go to the link below and see what they have to say...They have yet to lead me down the wrong path. I hope this helps, Dete
http://www.gamepc.com/reviews/hardware_review.asp?review=ddrshootout2&page=9&mscssid=&tp=

[moabtwo]

Thanks, loads of info. Anyone got more to throw into the fire?

[NoCtrl]

http://www.anandtech.com/showdoc.html?i=1213&p=1

[gyoung]

Oops!!

[This message has been edited by gyoung (edited 04-19-2001).]

[moabtwo]

How about in the DDR PC2100 arena?

[Roy]

For what it's worth, Crucial IS Micron.

I usually buy generic memory according to specification. If you look on PriceWatch, much of the lowest price PC2100 is Micron.

[moabtwo]

Yeah, thanks. I noticed that after I posted and meant Corsair. I oc a lot and like to have the best performance. I always have ran Mushkin, but will probably go with Crucial this time. They both bench about the same and the price of the Crucial is 1/2 of that of Mushkin's.

[shady]

Hey guys, you ever heard of "LD" ram? The RAM modules have "LD" letters on them in a kind of ornament around them, followed by PC133xxxx (xxxx=some numbers), and something else. 128MB, are high-density single sided sticks. I got them at a computer-show 2 Saturdays ago (for you guys in So. Cal. it was @ Buena-Vista Park) for $35 each. At home I tested each of them with DocMem (www.simtester.com) in the extended testing mode (7loops) and they both passed. Right now I have them at PC140 (FSB 107; HSTCLK+PCICLK) CAS Latency 2, and SDRAM settings on Fast. What can I say....they ran perfect!

[moabtwo]

Hmmm...very intriguing I must say. You got a website or company info on them?