Kinston 1 GB DDR 2 RAM

Posted Mar 04, 2009 by lovenluck / comments 3 comments / Print / Font Size Decrease font size Increase font size

Kinston 1 GB DDR 2 RAM cheap and twice as efficient as the DDR 1 RAM

Kinston 1 GB DDR 2 RAM cheap and twice as efficient as the DDR 1 RAM. Gone are the days of DDR 1 RAM, DDR 2 is here which is cheaper and faster than the DDR 1 RAM. The price is half of what the DDR 1 RAM cost but the speed is just doubled. I think this is the only hardware peripheral were we are getting better quality product for a cheaper price.

My machine was giving quite some problem, it would hang up pretty much and I went to the nearby service centre to show my problem. After seeing my problem he recommended me to upgrade my RAM memory as it was just very low (256 MB only). After thinking for a while I thought of changing it and asked him for a Seagate 1 GB DDR 1 RAM as I didn’t know about the DDR 2 RAM then. The store owner being a friend of fine advice me against going for Seagate RAM and suggested me a Kinston RAM and since I had an M.S.I motherboard he also told me to go for the DDR 2 RAM which was cheaper and much better than DDR 1 RAM. I did as I was told and paid him for the Kinston DDR 2 RAM and he upgraded it himself for me.

I came back home after upgrading the RAM and was happy to see my machine working faster and better. The hanging problem was all over and the processing was lighting fast now. It’s been quite some time since I have been using the Kinston DDR 2 RAM and I am just very satisfied with the efficient service the RAM provides. It’s fast ,cheap and just the best solution for small time users like myself.

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127dayx
127dayx said... on July 20th, 2009 at 4:29 PM

I purchased a 2GB DDR2-800 RAM at about half of the price of what it used to be early this year, and I found out that DDR2-800 is the cheapest compare to DDR2-667 so I guess if anyone wants to buy a DDR2-RAM you might want to take an extra look at DDR2-800 as well, if you computer originally runs at 667 it is still ok for you to get DDR2-800 as it will still run but reduced to 667 but yeah it was cheaper when I got it, and you can use it if ou happen to get another new one later on.

Lovehurts
Lovehurts said... on March 16th, 2009 at 4:17 AM

fiver for thee

andy
andy said... on March 4th, 2009 at 10:21 AM

Very nice article



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