DarkBlade Computers LLC needs your Help (PART 1)

[winterfreshpwnz]

Yes indeed and I know darkblade won't wanna deal with that.

 

[DJ Stephen]

Corsair, It always works and has a better lifespan, thats what im using.

 

[Charchris]

OCZ, Fast, reliable, cheap and good for OCing?

 

[root]

Corsair,

the fact that it doesn't OC isn't an issue,

unless you are planning to sell O/C'ed computers, in which case I suggest you should re-think your business stratagies...

Corair is a big very well known brand, the next best IMHO would be Kingston.

 

[mighty_chick]

i voted for OCZ, from what i've seen of them they are good overclockers (which is good if someone buys a computer off you and wants to overclock it, they dont need to buy new ram) and they have a huge price line, from good cheap ram to expensive ram, they're versatile

 

[The_Necromancer1]

use Cosair, ram, but OCZ is the best out there, however Cosair has lifetime warrenty.

 

[Dark Assassin]

i'd say corsair for overall dependability

 

[TRDCorolla1]

I voted for Corsair XMS series. You didn't have the XMS on there but Corsair is good enough. It has low latency and great timing for the cost.

 

[yellowsnowman]

I dont know, but I would not go with crucial, they tend to be very expensive, even if they are very good.