15% off any desktop ram - newegg.

Newegg is offering 15% off Any Desktop Memory when you enter code DM15A0111US at checkout. Shipping is free, vode valid till the 27th.

Notable deals:

8GB (2x4GB) Corsair XMS3 DDR3 1333 Desktop Memory Kit $80 - 15% off coupon DM15A0111US - $20 rebate = $48

6GB (3x2GB) PNY DDR3 1600 Triple Channel Desktop Memory$38 after 15% off coupon DM15A0111US and $20 rebate.

4GB (2x2GB) Mushkin Enhanced Blackline 1333 DDR3 Desktop Memory$28 after 15% off coupon DM15A0111US and $10 rebate.

8GB (2x4GB) PNY Optima DDR3 1333 Desktop Memory $87.99 - 15% code DM15A0111US - $20 rebate (limit 3) = $54.79.

• 3-sets 8GB (2x4GB) PNY Optima DDR3 1333 Desktop Memory $263.97 - 15% code DM15A0111US - $20 rebate - $20 rebate - $20 rebate = $164.

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James161324

I've got 4 GB of G.SKILL Ripjaws in my system now (2x2GB). My motherboard is an Asus M4N98TD Evo. If I wanted to add two more 2 GB sticks should I stick with the same model or can I get something cheaper. Can I even do that in my motherboard?

Does 8 gigs of ram make that big of a difference yet as opposed to 4gb? JunkTrap

Does 8 gigs of ram make that big of a difference yet as opposed to 4gb? JunkTrap

If you actually use 4gigs of memory or more while running apps otherwise the difference is nada.

Does anyone know how the sandybridge utilizes ram? Does it need all the mhz found in the expensive rams for overclocking or are low timings with lower mhz better if I were on a budget?

Does 8 gigs of ram make that big of a difference yet as opposed to 4gb? JunkTrap

[QUOTE="JunkTrap"]Does 8 gigs of ram make that big of a difference yet as opposed to 4gb? Bikouchu35

If you actually use 4gigs of memory or more while running apps otherwise the difference is nada.

Does anyone know how the sandybridge utilizes ram? Does it need all the mhz found in the expensive rams for overclocking or are low timings with lower mhz better if I were on a budget?

So then, would you rather go $70 for 4 more gigs of ram or $130 for an SSD? Which do you consider the better upgrade?JunkTrap

Does 8 gigs of ram make that big of a difference yet as opposed to 4gb? JunkTrap

sort of 6gb does certainly and 4-8 oh yeah but in the overall picture of things 6-8gb is small and afer 8gb preformance drops off stupid hard.

That may be true in the 32-bit world where 4GB is the general limit (unless you turn PAE on), but 64-bit Vista and/or Win7 will likely find a use for it (or you will with additional app windows open or services running).HuusAsking

Just from a personal experience when added new rams I tested from 2gb to 3gb to 4gb and only found 2gb to 3gb that actually made a difference, because I was actually using 2.xgigs of ram while adding more made no difference to me. Simply saying more isnt always better unless you actually use it. I still sit around under 3gigs of usage while gaming. The other user can buy an ssd now and make an actual difference on the overall performance more so than adding ram right now.

[QUOTE="JunkTrap"]So then, would you rather go $70 for 4 more gigs of ram or $130 for an SSD? Which do you consider the better upgrade?iOverkill

Well the corsairs are sold out now =p

I hate having a PC with DDR2 ram. :evil:

I hate having a PC with DDR2 ram. :evil:

tequilasunriser

why?

i have it no problems here..

[QUOTE="tequilasunriser"]

I hate having a PC with DDR2 ram. :evil:

ionusX

why?

i have it no problems here..

Can anyone explain dual channel to me? I have 4 (2x2) GB of DDR3 RAM right now and they are in the correct slots, but what happens if I put in two more. I'm thinking about adding in four more GBs to bring my total to 8 GBs but I want to make sure I've got the correct thinking here.

I'm getting the mushkin 2 x 2 gb. 28 dollars is great deal since i'm moving to a i5 2500k

I'm getting the mushkin 2 x 2 gb. 28 dollars is great deal since i'm moving to a i5 2500k

James161324