Kingston 512 MB PC2100 DDR RAM (KVR266X64C25/512)

Pros: Solid at rated speed; CAS of 2.5 and OC's to 290MHz!
Cons: It is only a 266MHz stick, after all...

My close friend that works for me recently had his computer motherboard go bad on him. I bought him a new motherboard, the A BIT KD7A and then we turned it on. His original computer had one stick of memory, and it ...

I purchased 512 MB additional RAM to bring my system up to 1 GB. I have not yet noticed much speed increase as far as the normal day to day stuff. However, I havn't really tested with really graphically intensive programs. I bought it through NewEgg.com for $58 total. You can't really beat this price any where, unless you buy generic stuff at your own risk. It took about 5-6 days to get ther merchandise. I had no problem installing it and the system recognized it fine. If you have 512MB already, I would not recommend an upgrade.

I purchased 512 MB additional RAM to bring my system up to 1 GB. I have not yet noticed much speed increase as far as the normal day to day stuff. However, I havn't really tested with really graphically intensive programs. I bought it through NewEgg.com for $58 total. You can't really beat this price any where, unless you buy generic stuff at your own risk. It took about 5-6 days to get ther merchandise. I had no problem installing it and the system recognized it fine. If you have 512MB already, I would not recommend an upgrade.

I purchased 512 MB additional RAM to bring my system up to 1 GB. I have not yet noticed much speed increase as far as the normal day to day stuff. However, I havn't really tested with really graphically intensive programs. I bought it through NewEgg.com for $58 total. You can't really beat this price any where, unless you buy generic stuff at your own risk. It took about 5-6 days to get ther merchandise. I had no problem installing it and the system recognized it fine. If you have 512MB already, I would not recommend an upgrade.