Best memory brand!?

[Lauralarry]

kingston makes half of all these sticks so i lol

 

[Nelly]

not mention of Crucial ram there pretty good i think

If warranty is a main priority then I would choose Crucial, they have a Factory in Glasgow, Scotland and the RMA process is really fast a 2-3 days.

I usually go for Corsair Ram but their RMA centre is in the Netherlands, hopefully I wont have any problems with Ram.

Kingston have a UK RMA centre in Middlesex as far as I am aware.

I think G.Skill are on top at the moment when it comes to bringing out the best Ram in terms of performance these days, they also have an RMA centre in the Netherlands.

Not really sure about the rest, I woudn't be surprised if Team, Geil, A-Data you send them back to Asia...!

 

[jackjack]

G Skill - price performance, very good OC RAM.

Mushkin - luv the LED's blink2

Corsair - Dominator series (price a bit killer)

 

[Ru5ty_t00l]

Gigabyte ftw.

they are more experienced in memories than anyone else

 

[seumasbeathan]

I am a G.Skill user myself although Corsair and Mushkin are also very and if its value you want then Kingston and Crucial would get my vote

 

[pickyantivirus]

I think you both missed my point. I think and agree its great that the RMA service is top notch - and I said as much. My point was that ideally it should not be needed. And if you do keep needing it, then maybe it should be a consideration and indication to the reliability of the brand.

I dont see why that justifies an insult of being "shallow minded".

I've never had to RMA a Corsair product. Having that settling feeling of a 7 year warranty on a PSU or 5 years on RAM etc should show that the brand trusts their product enough not to fail. If they expected it to fail (Like pretty much every OCZ product anyone has owned) then the warranty often appears shorter (1 - 3 years) I have owned many Corsair products and love the brand, call me a fanboy or what ever, but this brand works well for me and always has, just like Asus and Western Digital. Most RMAs are due to poor overclocks causing the ram to be over stressed and not much to do with the RAM it's self in my experience.

 

[sharps_87]

When I came to build my first system a few months back I hadn't the foggiest which ram to go with. I knew what speed and timings I wanted but every company just looked similar. I ended up going with Mushkin due to feedback and what I'd read on these forums.

Only been in my rig a few months but so far they have been great, look awesome and performing well.

 

[Cyanide89]

You should add a poll to this to see what brand is the most popular.

 

[8 Pack]

GSkill for sure great performance, compatability and Range. Work wonders on ASUS boards too.