Buffalo Technology?

[EnFoRcEr!!]

Has anyone else never heard of this company? I as taking a look at newegg when I saw this on the front page. Anybody know anything about them? Here's the link :

http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProductDesc.asp?description=20-150-593&depa=0

 

[burningrave101]

Some people like them and some people dont. I happen to be one of the ones that dont. There have been alot of problems with them as far as errors and incompatbility on motherboards. I stick to top name brands like Mushkin, Kingston, and Corsair. It make cost a little bit more but its well worth the money. The RAM can make or break a system.

 

[Buckus]

I concur, spend a little more for name-brand RAM. It can make or break your system, and it's a heartbreaker when the RAM is the problem, because it can be hard to trace and lead to bad info being written to the hard drive.

I had some bad RAM, but I didn't know it for 2 weeks because it only reared it's ugly head at the 922MB mark. Needless to say, I rarely used that much memory, even when loading Winbloat. The latest patch for Battlefield: 1942 is what confirmed it for me. Man, that game is a memory hog.

 

[spatula]

I really like buffalo tech memory. I usually get the modules with winbond chips. I liked it better when they were cheaper. The price of their modules has gone up in the last few months. I have used them and I have had friends use them. One person had to RMA a module. The got their new one 5 business days later. They ship out fedex 2 day as soon as they receive your RMA.

http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProductDesc.asp?description=20-150-564&depa=1

That module is what I have been getting.

 

[NascarFool]

I too have 2x512PC3200 Buffalo Tech memory. I had one stick go bad and the RMA was quick and painless.

 

[plur]

Buffalo DDR400 with samsung is the shit.