if you buy the first component, you will have eager to buy others and you can build your pc in next three months... (my experience:( )wahabk1234 wrote: ↑ Probably wont build a pc until next year. Should I buy?
100%.shengli2009fall wrote: ↑ if you buy the first component, you will have eager to buy others and you can build your pc in next three months... (my experience:( )
also you may want to do some test on the new component. It's a very bad experience when you figure out something is not working until you have everything ready after a few months.shengli2009fall wrote: ↑ if you buy the first component, you will have eager to buy others and you can build your pc in next three months... (my experience:( )
Not really great advice for something that's marked final sale...redflagdealsguy wrote: ↑ If you are on the fence about this RAM, buy now and question later.
You're right, I thought this was another Amazon.ca sale. CC isn't the best seller for returns, but see my posts below.
I frequently hit 20 - 22GB memory usage on my 32GB rig. It just depends on what you're doing.feminazi wrote: ↑ I bought the XPG Spectrix kit (3200 CAS 16-18-18) that was posted on RFD awhile back and that is now on sale for $123.99 at Newegg.ca but which was $139.99 when red posted it a month ago (can you believe that it was only a month ago!?) so it is almost the exact same price after tax as it was then.
Is this a MUCH better deal? Would the two be roughly the same speed? I doubt having 32 gigs of RAM would help me vs 16 gigs . . .the XPG is 200 Mhz faster but this one has 16-16-16 timings and it can be overclocked to 15-15-15 right? I wonder how much overclocking the XPG will allow? I haven't read a review on it for a bit so I can't recall.
Wow though, 32 gigs of RAM for 150 bucks plus tax!?
