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PNY Memory?

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I was wondering if any one has any opinions on system DDR memory made by PNY? I use it all the time, the pc 2700, and it overclocks very well. I was just curious what other people think of it, and what experiences they have had.

Thank you for your time.
 
Never even heard of it... But then again I dont have the money to get anything better than ValueRam :p
 
I use it where I would use Crucial. Simple, stable ram. Haven't used it in some time though.
 
I bought 512MB of PNY PC2100 on sale dirt cheap when I first moved up to DDR. It's still in use in my daughter's NF7-S. Never had a problem with it, but I never tried to overclock it.
 
Originally posted by acetic
Never even heard of it... But then again I dont have the money to get anything better than ValueRam :p

Yikes, you've never heard of PNY?????

It's good stable stuff, but typically doesn't overclock very well.
 
PNY's not bad, it's solid memory. However, haven't tried OCing it - I don't think it's made to do that anyway.
 
PNY brand is the brand you get at retail stores like CompUSA/bestbuy.
 
TigerDirect has tons of brandnames, espeiclaly for memory. Premium, PNY, Ultra, Mushkin (green & blue line), Kingston, Kingston Value, US Modular, Viking, Corsair Value Select, and some others I think!
 
its very stable/reliable ram, i think they just got into the highspeed ram market too(over pc3200) so i might try lookin into that
 
The last time PNY memory was on sale at best buy i looked at it and each package had a different brand of chip. At least you could see the chips and pick which one you wanted...
 
I read their PC3200 stuff works great with Intel systems but not too well with AMD systems.
 
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