OCZ DDR2 PC2-8500 Reaper HPC, 4GB Edition (OCZ2RPR10664GK) by OCZ Technology
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Digital camera reviews of OCZ DDR2 PC2-8500 Reaper HPC, 4GB Edition (OCZ2RPR10664GK)
Digital camera Review: Best DDR2 Available Now
Summary: 5 Stars
This is about the best available for DDR2 in speed as well as build.
The price is unbeatable for the grade, especially now at the last stages for DDR2 rams - this speed and above is rare.
Amazon ships it after 10days though. It will help if an estimation delivery date is available to facilitate combined shipping.
Digital camera Review: Excelente Memorias
Summary: 5 Stars
Memorias super estables, de alta calidad, fueron configuradas en una placa ASUS P5W DH DELUXE, BIOS 2602, 5-5-5-18, 2.1 voltio, Windows Vista 32bit. Muy buen rendimiento, aproximadamente 8BG de ancho de banda, cero pantallazos. Recomendada para aquellos que quieran a los CPU INTEL CORE DUO ó QUAD 1066FSB sacarle mejor provecho , ya que la relacion es 1:1. SaludosDigital camera Review: Fast!
Summary: 5 Stars
This is about as fast as DDR2 goes officially without overclocking.
If you're using a 64 bit version of Windows, I suggest buying 2 sets of this (8 GB) and turning off the paging file. Why buy high speed memory and then limit yourself by waiting on the hard drive? You can even turn off the paging file with 32 bit Windows with 4GB. Applications can't address more than 2 GB anyways and Windows uses less than a 1 GB to run.
Digital camera Review: Getting another pair...
Summary: 5 Stars
Works as advertised: 1066Mhz without any tweak on my GA-EP45-UD3R.
I am getting another pair as soon as I can to use 8gb of memory.
Digital camera Review: Good deal on great memory.
Summary: 4 Stars
I have had this in my system for some time,I have 8 GB.
The good:Very speedy system with this in my Windows Vista Ultimate machine.
The bad: I use an AMD Phenom chip and I am told by OCZ that due to the chip it will not run 8GB of memory at 1066MHz but after some talking we got the memory to run at 800MHz.Although,if I took out 4GB I could get the other 4GB to run at the 1066MHz setting.
So,be sure to read up on what memory works best with which chipsets and motherboards before making a memory purchase.
Even though I am using the 8GB at 800MHz I am still by far getting great speeds from this memory.