G.Skill or OCZ

13th November 2004, 20:41

I am in a dilemma. I am building a system very soon: AMD 64 90nm 3200, MSI K8N Neo2 Plat, Thermalright XP-90 w/ 92mm Sunon, and I already have a XT PE. Now I can't figure out which RAM to get: G.Skill 1GBLC or the OCZ EL Plat. 3200 Rev2 I have been leaning toward OCZ all along but I have been noticing G.Skill for awhile now.

EDIT: I forgot, I will be heavily overclocking the Winchester.

13th November 2004, 20:50

well, the gskill is cheaper

the ocz guys at XS claim they offer better service and feedback to the community but from what I hear, gskill is very helpfull aswell, they even have msn where you can ask them questions or explain your problems

and performance wise.

onepagebook claims his gskill is faster, the ocz guys claim ocz, ... ,)

26th November 2004, 20:40

Thusfar I've always thought of OCZ as being the supreme memory module, eventhough I never had one.

I made a choice and it's G.Skill. They're cheaper indeed, and I like some change once in a while. And I think, judging form the site, G.Skill are just nice people

They seme that way at least

7th December 2004, 22:48

Patriot XBL.

13th November 2004, 20:41	#1
SLaY3r Posts: n/a	G.Skill or OCZ I am in a dilemma. I am building a system very soon: AMD 64 90nm 3200, MSI K8N Neo2 Plat, Thermalright XP-90 w/ 92mm Sunon, and I already have a XT PE. Now I can't figure out which RAM to get: G.Skill 1GBLC or the OCZ EL Plat. 3200 Rev2 I have been leaning toward OCZ all along but I have been noticing G.Skill for awhile now. EDIT: I forgot, I will be heavily overclocking the Winchester.

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13th November 2004, 20:50	#2
kristos Posts: n/a	well, the gskill is cheaper the ocz guys at XS claim they offer better service and feedback to the community but from what I hear, gskill is very helpfull aswell, they even have msn where you can ask them questions or explain your problems and performance wise. onepagebook claims his gskill is faster, the ocz guys claim ocz, ... ,)

26th November 2004, 20:40	#3
phr33k Posts: n/a	Thusfar I've always thought of OCZ as being the supreme memory module, eventhough I never had one. I made a choice and it's G.Skill. They're cheaper indeed, and I like some change once in a while. And I think, judging form the site, G.Skill are just nice people They seme that way at least