What kind of memory is the best?

[kite]

I need a pc-133 pin 168 256mb is there a place that makes memory better. If you need this it is going to be in a mobo that has a t-bird or a athlon in it. And I probably want to overclock the computer.

Kite

[golfcart]

I would go with Crucial. (http://www.crucial.com/store/partspecs.asp?imodule=CT16M64S4D7E) They have some great prices on some excellent memory right now. http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif

[Roy]

Take a look at the PC150 memory at www.pricewatch.com (http://www.pricewatch.com) . That's where I bought.

[eagle1]

I'm with golfcart on this one. Crucial sells pretty good memory. I think it's the best out there.!

[1000hours]

If your looking for the *best* memory, I would definitely recommend Crucial or Micron (same company) also.

[muno]

I heard that pc150 is just pc133 that runs reliably at 150. But the price difference of 133/150 was soooo big that 133 should do fine.
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[No Limit]

I'm very happy with my stick of 256MB PC150 Corsair ram. It's pretty cheap also. Search for it on PriceWatch.

[kite]

I ordered a 256mb pc-133 168pin at crucial for 61.77 all together.

[elroy]

Most PC150 is just very good PC133 unless you get Kingmax or a similar brand. Check out www.premiersystem.com (http://www.premiersystem.com) they have a very good quality 256mb PC133 that runs at CAS 2 guaranteed for $45 + 5 shipping [not high density ****]. They also have REAL PC150 and PC166 ram.

[vintron]

it's not a big deal at all....

just becasue something is a big brand name doesnt mean that it good quality.... that kinda thought IS lame. and stupid and uneducated (sorry if that offends anybody)

[struggles]

I agree with vintron. Most generic RAM is coming with a lifetime warranty. And is super cheap. If it works, joy.