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   #5. Posted at 06:16 AM on Sep 6th 2008 Edit   Reply
Imperor
Could be interresting for ITX-builds. Even if they aren't the most high powered boxes neither.
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   #4. Posted at 05:28 PM on Sep 5th 2008 Edit   Reply
Dr_b_
dont know many laptops that u can adjust mem timings. so im thinking that either the laptop will adjust to the spid settings on the ram or just not boot up at all. never had any luck with kingston ram. ill stick with crucial (no pun intended, get it? "Stick" with? memory stick?) or corsair.
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   #3. Posted at 07:12 PM on Sep 3rd 2008 Edit   Reply
continuum
Yes, nice to show progress.. but holy crap that's expensive.
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   #2. Posted at 06:30 PM on Sep 3rd 2008 Edit   Reply
Krogoth
[facepalm]

WHY?

[/facepalm]
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   #1. Posted at 05:55 PM on Sep 3rd 2008, Edited at 06:00 PM on Sep 3rd 2008 Edit   Reply
pogsnet
Is this necessary for laptops?

well just to show progress maybe... ^_^

Go Kingston go. I use Kingston value RAM on my desktop because my supplier tested many value RAMs to OC only kingston went par with corsair xms (not a value RAM). Infact my Kingston DDR2 667Mhz can OC to 940Mhz very stable, I can play all day long but eventually I reduce it slightly so not to stress it much

2 Thumbs up to Kingston!
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