Good memory for gaming?

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twitchy10

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I own an e1505 and do some gaming on it.
I would like to get 2gb of memory for it, but I was wondering if there is a good brand of memory to get that would help out with the gaming


Thanks
 
Unless u OC mem is mem. Just make sure you get a reputable company.

Corsair value is the cheapest. Crucial is great, G.Skill, adn a few others.
 
I personally wouldnt buy it. I know ppl have bougth it and done great.

What is your budget?

Is that an emachine PC?

Can you OC? Do you have good bios options?
 
MC FLMJIG said:
I personally wouldnt buy it. I know ppl have bougth it and done great.

What is your budget?

Is that an emachine PC?

Can you OC? Do you have good bios options?
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at the moment there is no budget because i don't have anything to spend on it, i'm just trying to get options for when i have the cash

no it's a dell e1505

i don't know about the OC never tried plus I don't know how, some guidance would be great though
 
I just went into BIOS and apparently i can't change anything with the memory it is just displayed information that i can't change
 
MC FLMJIG said:
Unless u OC mem is mem. Just make sure you get a reputable company.

Corsair value is the cheapest. Crucial is great, G.Skill, adn a few others.
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So 533 and 667 mhz ram is the same? And 4-4-4-12 or 5-5-5-15 timings are the same too? :rolleyes:
 
Whoa.... I 4got Dell = Inte = DDR2.... you sure you have DDR2?

667 is faster than 533 and you usually want lower timings.

4 4 4 is better than 5 5 5.

Since you can't overclock on a dell I would get the tightest timings... I'm not sure what mobo is in there so I'm not 100% though....
 
MC FLMJIG said:
Whoa.... I 4got Dell = Inte = DDR2.... you sure you have DDR2?

667 is faster than 533 and you usually want lower timings.

4 4 4 is better than 5 5 5.

Since you can't overclock on a dell I would get the tightest timings... I'm not sure what mobo is in there so I'm not 100% though....
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is the cas latency the same as the timing?
 
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