Kingston ValueRAM question

[eden]

Well I now have 512MB, after adding a Kingston ValueRAM 256MB PC2100 stick. I noticed the memory was made by Nanya, and I wanted to know, is the brand fairly reliable if I wanted CAS2? I had CAS2 before, on my OCZ, but sadly after searching the boards here, it seems not many have given pluses for Nanya or the ValueRAM.
Of course there is no biggie in staying CAS2.5, I haven't noticed any difference yet, but if someone knows the mem well, maybe you can tell me!

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[Crashman]

Nanya memory is funny stuff. My friend runs his PIII 1000EB at 1250MHz, that's 166MHz, using GENERIC NANYA PC133 at CAS 2!!! I have no idea why it works. Other people have lower opinions of Nanya.

What's the frequency, Kenneth?

 

[louman99]

Nanya is a Taiwanese chip maker, they used to be just a legacy chip maker but recently started making mainstream product. They're DDR quality is solid, not the best but still very good.

 

[eden]

Well still until now I haven't gotten a right on target answer...
Any CAS2 DDR PC2100 reports with them?

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[Tiberius13]

I just posted an article that tested Kingston value ram... they got it up to 138 at 2-2-2 tops... 150 at 2.5-3-3 I think

http://www.overclockers.co.nz/ocnz/misc/ddrguide/f1.shtml

Crucial and Corsair Value ram were the big winners.

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