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Need advice on upgrading DDR RAM.

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nickay420

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I need to upgrade my RAM for Vista and gaming. I currently have 2 x 512 MB of OCZ Platinum PC-3200 RAM. They have a chip on them that is no longer manufactured. So I cannot add 2 more of the same. The timings on these are 2-2-2-5. They are not certified by DFI to work on my CFX-3200 dr/g.

I was looking at newegg, but I couldn't pick out a set. Any advice?

Thanks.
 
nickay420 said:
I need to upgrade my RAM for Vista and gaming. I currently have 2 x 512 MB of OCZ Platinum PC-3200 RAM. They have a chip on them that is no longer manufactured. So I cannot add 2 more of the same. The timings on these are 2-2-2-5. They are not certified by DFI to work on my CFX-3200 dr/g.

I was looking at newegg, but I couldn't pick out a set. Any advice?

Thanks.
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I don’t recommend investing much money in good old DDR kits, just try to find any 2GB kit of used memory
 
Nothing wrong buying DDR new or used if your upgrade path (like mine) doesn't call for new equipment until DDR3 is on the scene and skipping DDR2 altogether.
 
arcturus said:
Nothing wrong buying DDR new or used if your upgrade path (like mine) doesn't call for new equipment until DDR3 is on the scene and skipping DDR2 altogether.
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It is not worth it to spend much over high end modules , any 2GB kit will do the trick
 
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