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   posted: Oct. 1, 2008 @ 8:46p
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I have a set of this ram and it's very stable. I'm buying another to replace a not as stable set of corsair.

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   posted: Oct. 1, 2008 @ 8:56p
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how is corsair not stable? if you overclock thats a different story but my corsair are perfect. defective maybe? plus unless you can prove it isn't that stable not overclocked than the price is poorrrrrr

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   posted: Oct. 1, 2008 @ 9:05p
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critten said:how is corsair not stable? if you overclock thats a different story but my corsair are perfect. defective maybe? plus unless you can prove it isn't that stable not overclocked than the price is poorrrrrr

I used a pair of corsair in my Abit IP35 and it had lots of random problems. I thought it was the motherboard but was too lazy to replace it. I switched the ram between two systems (mushin and corsair) and the problems moved with the ram. I bought a second set of corsair thinking it was just a bad set and RMA'd the first set. The second set acted just the same.

I don't overclock. Maybe I just have back luck with corsair? I have used corsair for a long time with no problems so I still have faith in them. I just know that the mushkin works better for me and $54 is an incredible price.

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   posted: Oct. 4, 2008 @ 4:11p
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Actually I think that there is a large problem with the Corsair 2.2 volt chips. I have RMA'd 4 sets of chips and am quite frustrated with them. This is in 1 year in the same computer, with no OC beyond corsair recommended timings. The general consensus seems to be that nothing OC like corsair, but that they are presenting too high of an error rates to a lot of people. Granted, a lot more good than bad are out there.

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