Patriot 2GB Single DIMMs: PC2-6400 (800) or PC2-5300 (667) SO-DIMM @ Fry's ~ $38

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FRYS.com #: 5224337
PEP22G6400EL

Extreme Performance DDR2 2GB PC2-6400 (800MHz)/ Enhanced Latency DIMM

The Patriot Extreme Performance PC2-6400 Enhanced Latency line is engineered to provide PC enthusiasts and gamers enhanced memory performance without breaking the bank. Capable of operating at 800MHz with a latency of 5-5-5-12, it is equipped with Patriots own bladed heat shields to ensure system stability while running under extreme overclocking conditions. Available in 512MB to 4GB kits, these memory modules are compatible of performing with the latest AMD and Intel DDR2 platforms allowing users to speed up their system instantly.

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FRYS.com #: 5200767
PSD22G6672S

Patriot Signature
DDR2 PC2-5300 (667MHz)
2GB SODIMM

Patriots 2GB Signature SODIMM memory delivers a high performance and quality upgrade solution for DDR2 based notebook computers*. It has been tested at 667MHz with a CAS Latency of 5. Patriot ensures that every module meets or exceeds the industry standard and offers lifetime warranty.

* Compatible with notebook computers using Intel Core 2 Duo or AMD Turion 64 X2 processors.

Detailed Description
200-Pin Dual in-line memory module
Non-ECC Unbuffered
2 Rank Double-sided module
7.8US Refresh Interval (8192 CYCLES/64MS)
Auto and self refresh capability
PCB Height: 1181 (mil)
Serial Presence-Detect (SPD)
100% Tested
RoHS Compliant
 
go to newegg, get the patriot extreme LLK's at $33 after rebate, they have D9 memory chips and OC like mad.
 
nirvana4all said:
go to newegg, get the patriot extreme LLK's at $33 after rebate, they have D9 memory chips and OC like mad.
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I think you mean $44/stick. I know that you have t take newegg reviews witha grain of salt, but it's pretty hard to find a review that says they're good for overclocking and several say they're not very good....many also mention that they don't run at advertised settings.

I'm not trashing your suggestion, because I don't know one way or the other, but the reviews definitely make me a bit leery.
 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820220144

nope, $31 after rebates.

go to toms, tweaktown, xbit....at least everyother one has a long review of them.
and positive too. I know I run either ballistix or patriot LLK's in the builds I make for people and have had no issues. Doesn't mean someone wont, but I have them all work, all rebates returned, and all clock amazing.

http://www.tomshardware.com/2007/02/21/overclocking-9-value-priced-ddr2-800-kits/page5.html

http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=1946&page=7

I would be leery w/ the reviews too, but I have better reviews and benchmarks.
 
i have the llk you are talking about. never new they could overclock 600mhz as said in the review. cpuz says the eep guarantees 500 at 2.3vs 5-5-5 but i dont want to push it that far. wonder what chips i have since i have the earlier ones and some used to say they had some kind of elipia (dont know about spelling) chips
 
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