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Any positives about CH-5 memory?

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Originally from:

http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=712195


Earlier, I (stupidly) asked what memory would be good for my IC7 board. I'm using a 2.4GHz P4C, 512MB Kingston ValueRAM PC3200, and I don't overclock. (The board has the new northbridge fan - I don't know what version that is - and I've upgraded the BIOS to version 19.) I want to get a gig a memory (my first choice was the Mushkin Level One PC3200) that has low latency (around 2-3-2-6) for around $200-$250, but the majority of the RAM available now use CH-5 chips. Provided that I don't overclock anything (don't ask why...), will it be alright to use memory with CH-5 chips? Or should I just say "F- it" and wait a month to buy the Mushkin Level Twos?
 
Okay, the link doesn't work, I can't spell, and I feel like an idiot now (I know, I know, first day on the job and all...), so I'll just get to the point:

Without making this into another "What type of memory should I get?" thread, can I use memory with CH-5 chips without worrying about it screwing up my computer?
 
I dont know about the CH5 memory, but I know that your link doesn't work because you have "http://" twice. "http://http://" just doesn't cut it.
 
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