i have 2 pairs of 512's .. brand A-data.. running at pc3200 running at 400mhz very nice and stable even overclocked!!! to 420mhz

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OCZ Platinum 2GB DualChannel DDR 3200

It works for me.

Ram speed is also importnant for CPU performance the higher the better.

CORSAIR XMS 2GB (2 x 1GB) 184-Pin SDRAM DDR 400 (PC 3200) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model Twinx2048-3200c2

to be honest, i don't have a clue....

2x1 GB OCZ Special Ops DDR400. Running at 201 MHz (FSB upped from 200 to 240 and the RAM divider set to 166 MHz as opposed to the stock 200 MHz. This way I got my HTT up to 1200 MHz, and the system is rock-stable and noticeably faster/smoother than stock settings--CPU up from 2.2 GHz to 2.4 GHz--nothing to brag about, but things run so much smoother at the higher FSB/HTT frequencies), but it's an AMD system, so that's actually at 402 MHz--woohoo! I know it's not impressive. I had it running at 218 MHz before (436 for you mathematically-challenged... ), but the latencies had to be pretty high, so it wasn't really worth it in my opinion--the vdimm is maxed out at the "high" setting in the Bios--which is only 2.7v. My RAM is supposed to be optimally run at 2.8v, and warrantied up to 3.1v. I'm going to switch to a new board and gear more towards overclocking (as the ASRock dual939 isn't the best overclocker). DFI boards seem good for this.

Also, are we talking frequency or bandwidth? Everest home has a nice memory benchmark option--reports both read and write speeds (and overall latency if you're interested in that). My read speed is 5304MB/s and my write speed is a disappointing 1749 MB/s. I'm really not sure what it should be--if anyone has comparable RAM, download the little program and run the memory benchmark and let me know what you get. I prefer a benchmark like this (gives memory transfer rates) rather than some worthless relative unitless score that some benchmark programs like to give (cough)PCMark(cough). I guess SiSoft Sandra generates bandwidth measurement readings as well, but I haven't specifically run it.

Everest home is also a great program for generating a detailed list of all of the hardware in your computer--which can be very handy at times.

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AMD Athlon 64 X2 4400+ (@2.6 GHz)
2x1GB OCZ Spec. Ops. PC3200
ASRock Dual939-SATA2
Antec TruePower 550 watt PSU
80 GB Seagate Barracuda SATA 7200 rpm
300 GB Seagate Barracuda SATA 7200 rpm
120 GB Maxtor ATA/133 7200 rpm
ATI Radeon x1950 Pro

i am buying a new PC with a core 2 duo (1.86GHz) and i will have 2GB of ram (2x1GB of DDR2-667)
awsome!!!

i have 3Gb of pc-4300 in my destop running at 222Mhz a bit lower than its stock 266Mhz but then i would not be getting a stable o/c like i am now

Kingston HyperX 4GB(2 x 2GB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Dual Channel

2GB PC3200 400Mhz RAM (2 x 1GB) - unbranded

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AMD Phenom Quad-Core 9500, OCZ 4GB PC2 -6400 RAM, GeForce 8800 GTX Ultra 768MB, 150GB Raptor. 500GB WD HD

Corsair Dual kit 2gb 6400 (800mhz) DDR2

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pc5300 667mhz ddr2 2x512mb

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TOSHIBA 512mb which came in my laptop.

I recommend this program to keep your RAM usable, clear and your computer fast. Rambooster - Free Software Downloads and Software Reviews - Download.com

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on my acer with win 95 i have a whopping 32 mgs of ram.

(not primary computer haha)

i would hope not

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