Quite a good deal, I paid about $60 for some RipJaws a few months ago and they aren't even as good as these.
Kingston HyperX 8GB (2x4) DDR3 CL9 1600MHz RAM $45 + $9 P&H @ CentreCom
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Woops :P
Wrong again.. 2x4GB not 4x2GB.
Wow, i'm failing hard today…
That is a good deal for 4GB dimms.
Is there a significant difference between 1333mhz and 1600mhz ram?
As in real world performance, not benchmarks =]
You shouldn't notice anything unless of course your overclocks are capped by RAM.
Thanks!
Will this work in a 2011 13" macbook pro?
Nope, you need laptop ram.
OH YAR. Crap, didn't read properly(: Feel like a noob now.
Umart stocks these for $49/$50 (depending which store you're visiting). Slightly more, but if you're nearby or heading there anyway, no need to worry about paying for postage or waiting for it to arrive.
How much worse are Ripjaws? Was going to stick some in a new build. (I don't know much about RAM models and stuff)
Quite a good deal, I paid about $60 for some RipJaws a few months ago and they aren't even as good as these.
RipJaws are better than HyperX j/s. HyperX's require more voltage = more heat = doesn't overclock as well. Also the timing is better (tighter) on the RipJaws.
If you're not interested in overclocking and you're just the regular user, then there's no difference between the two really.
Oh? Alright, thanks.
Does anyone have any experience with GeIL ram?
I've been looking for some 8GB dimms and mwave have this pair for a decent price:
http://www.mwave.com.au/sku-37141016-GeIL_EVO_CORSA_Series_16GB_(2x_8GB)DDR3_Desktop_Memory_1333MHz(PC3_10660)9_9But yeah, I haven't bought GeIL ram before so I'm unsure about performance/reliability.
Will these work in an Acer Aspire 5742? I currently have 2GB RAM and want to upgrade (I have two slots) and have Windows 7 64-bit installed, so I know I can go over 4GB.
Give us your motherboard series so we can work out whether it takes ddr2 or ddr3. Windows cannot determine anything other than you have an intel64 compatible processor
No… that's a laptop.
You want SODIMMs.
It takes DDR3.
Processor: Intel Core i3-370M processor (2.4Ghz, 3Mb cache, 1066MHz FSB).
Operating System: Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit - starter.
Display Size: 15.6" WXGA CineCrystal LED-LCD.
Display Resolution: 1366 x 768 16:9 aspect ratio.
Graphics Engine: Intel® HD Graphics with 128 MB of dedicated system memory, supporting Microsoft® DirectX®.
RAM: 1 x 2GB of DDR3 1066MHz SDRAM.
Built-in Hard Drive: 500GB SATA Hard Disk Drive (5400rpm).
Integrated Webcam: Acer Crystal Eye webcam with 1280 x1024 resolution.
Network Devices: WLAN.
Built-in Wireless Capabilities: Acer InviLink Nplify 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi certified, support ACER SignalUp wireless technology.
Built-in Bluetooth: No.
Optical Drives: DVD super multi drive.
you need to cut these desktop sized rams to fit into the sodimm slots in your laptop
you get the extra ends as a bargain :)READ:
this does not fit in your laptop, you need sodimm ram
Will this fit the hp microserver??
Will these fit in my Xbox?
Please remember, if you have a non stock CPU fan, there is a good chance the RAM may be too tall. Do your research and check your RAM height clearance
You can always remove the stock heatsinks on the ram you know. And add your own.
Got 2 of these in a previous deal (bundled with MW3 for ~$65AUD) for my rig which is running in 4x4gb. They OC pretty well so I actually recommend these but just note that some CPU coolers such as the Noctuas have the height requirement of the RAM.
2x4 perhaps?