Hello [H]ardForum,
I'm in the market for some new memory. I'm aiming to be as budget-minded as an enthusiast can be, while getting something that actually works (for once). My last 3 kits were G.Skill F2-6400CL4D-2GBPK, all of which have died on me. None were overclocked, and I'm sick of playing Russian Roulette with them.
Anyway, as I've been browsing around, I'm noticing that SLI-Ready memory is much more affordable now than when I originally purchased the G.Skill memory. I've been reading up a bit on Enhanced Performance Profiles and the "SLI-Ready" tag, but I'm still wondering if I should spend roughly $50 to $60 US more for SLI-Ready memory. In the future, I would like to get another 7950GT to run an SLI rig, so since I want to set that up sometime, is SLI-Ready memory a necessity?
For reference:
e6400
EVGA 680i
7950GT x 1
Edit: Kits I've been looking at...
SLI-Ready: Patriot eXtreme Performance
Kingston HyperX
Corsair XMS2 Dominator
Non SLI-R: Transcend
I'm in the market for some new memory. I'm aiming to be as budget-minded as an enthusiast can be, while getting something that actually works (for once). My last 3 kits were G.Skill F2-6400CL4D-2GBPK, all of which have died on me. None were overclocked, and I'm sick of playing Russian Roulette with them.
Anyway, as I've been browsing around, I'm noticing that SLI-Ready memory is much more affordable now than when I originally purchased the G.Skill memory. I've been reading up a bit on Enhanced Performance Profiles and the "SLI-Ready" tag, but I'm still wondering if I should spend roughly $50 to $60 US more for SLI-Ready memory. In the future, I would like to get another 7950GT to run an SLI rig, so since I want to set that up sometime, is SLI-Ready memory a necessity?
For reference:
e6400
EVGA 680i
7950GT x 1
Edit: Kits I've been looking at...
SLI-Ready: Patriot eXtreme Performance
Kingston HyperX
Corsair XMS2 Dominator
Non SLI-R: Transcend