dangme
join:2001-09-15
San Francisco, CA
| OCZ DDR2 RAM I bought two OCZ sticks of 1 GB RAM running at 800 MHz. It turns out one of the sticks is bad. This is going to require me to drive 45 minutes each way to get a refund.
The question is: What kind of RAM do I get in its place. I chose the OCZ because is was cheaper than the other RAM the store was carrying AND it ran at 800 MHz instead of the 667 MHz that the other brands offered.
Do you think I'd be exercising poor judgement in getting OCZ again, given my experience here, or do you think the bad stick was an anomaly that's not likely to repeat itself? | |
|
 
CylonRed
Premium,MVM
join:2000-07-06
Bloom County
| Re: OCZ DDR2 RAM Any company can have ram that is bad - no way to get around it. I don't know that OCZ has more sticks that are bad from teh get go than anyone else. i would simply replace the stick that is bad. If the PC store is good they should be able to test the new stick to make sure it is good before you go back home... | |
|
|
cococrust
join:2004-11-14
Walnut, CA | I like Corsair (IMO, better than OCZ for performance systemss) as well. For value systems, Kingston will be sufficient as well. | |
|
decx
Premium
join:2002-06-07
Vancouver, BC | It's probably just one of the occasionally bad stick. As mentioned, OCZ is an excellent brand of RAM, and from what I hear, their service is good too. | |
|
 | 
signmeuptoo
Folding and Crunching Not just Breakfast
Premium
join:2001-11-22
LOSTinSpace
clubs:  | Re: OCZ DDR2 RAM AND lifetime warranty on their RAM, at least some modules, that is.
--
Let's be nice to each other, k? Life's too short. | |
|
| | 
Nsane_iceman
Workaholic
Premium
join:2001-02-26
North Richland Hills, TX
clubs:
| Re: OCZ DDR2 RAM said by signmeuptoo  :AND lifetime warranty on their RAM, at least some modules, that is. Most yes, and they will let you overclock the voltage a little and still be under warranty.
--
Avatar by: dandelion | Disarm you with a smile.. | |
|
|
|
|
