OCZ or Corsair?

Codhein

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Upgrading to a KT333 mobo (MSI or Soltek...haven't decided yet), and getting new RAM at the same time. I play with huge mpeg, and photoshop files, so I'm looking to cram it with two 512MB sticks. I want to start playing with Overclocking too, so naturally I want the best memory for that purpose. Which modules should I get, and why?

I offer my humble thanks in advance.
 
I'd say Corsair, since they seem to be more consistent quality.

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corsair also has heat spreaders and they are now also producing pc 3000 @ cl 2.0 I have heard that some folks have had problems with ocz I would recommend the corsair by virtue of its long standing reputation for quality

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Sweet, now if they get to the market, you could get that and the Iwill, then use a 400MHZ FSB and crank up the overclocking with such awesome bandwidth and memory to challenge Fat Burger! I just drool over the increase of performance DDR400+400MHZ FSB does!

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The Iwill XP333 is still 5% slower than the KT266A per clock, though. Maybe future BIOS revisions will fix this?

AMD technology + Intel technology = Intel/AMD Pentathlon IV; the <b>ULTIMATE</b> PC processor
 
Who knows, still, it's worth investing.
Besides the DDR400 article used an Epox 8KHA+, KT266A's best friend and most used mobo for benchmarking. I wonder then if it'd work well?

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