Hey LN2, long time no speak!

I would go with Seba's suggestion of the [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] DIMM's. They're cheap, and are made by a solid brand for memory and storage electronics. You don't need to spend a whole bunch of money on RAM to get amazing performances. You will most likely not notice a difference in the speed of the RAM during normal use of a PC, or even in gaming.

If you really need the new RAM, and more RAM than you currently have, then these DIMM's will do the job fine for a good price.

When I was active 'back in the day' RAM cost £60 for just 8GB, man I've missed out so much...

Stedos wrote Hey LN2, long time no speak!

I would go with Seba's suggestion of the [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] DIMM's. They're cheap, and are made by a solid brand for memory and storage electronics. You don't need to spend a whole bunch of money on RAM to get amazing performances. You will most likely not notice a difference in the speed of the RAM during normal use of a PC, or even in gaming.

If you really need the new RAM, and more RAM than you currently have, then these DIMM's will do the job fine for a good price.

When I was active 'back in the day' RAM cost £60 for just 8GB, man I've missed out so much...

Yeah man I made abit of a return I guess, Seems the PC Building community isnt as tight as it used to be when it used to be Me, You , Gigahertz, Alexxy and Zayev Ect.
Well Yeah i think im going with those Dimms tbh, And man message me we aint spoken in over a year,

LN2 wrote

Stedos wrote Hey LN2, long time no speak!

I would go with Seba's suggestion of the [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] DIMM's. They're cheap, and are made by a solid brand for memory and storage electronics. You don't need to spend a whole bunch of money on RAM to get amazing performances. You will most likely not notice a difference in the speed of the RAM during normal use of a PC, or even in gaming.

If you really need the new RAM, and more RAM than you currently have, then these DIMM's will do the job fine for a good price.

When I was active 'back in the day' RAM cost £60 for just 8GB, man I've missed out so much...

Yeah man I made abit of a return I guess, Seems the PC Building community isnt as tight as it used to be when it used to be Me, You , Gigahertz, Alexxy and Zayev Ect.
Well Yeah i think im going with those Dimms tbh, And man message me we aint spoken in over a year,

We need all the help we can get. There was a lot of people posting back in the days but now, slowly but surly, people are leaving. Im semi-active in here but a few have gone.

It would be good if we got some more help in here and make it top bantz as it used to be

PS - My PC building knowledge has gotten better

Xiggy wrote

LN2 wrote

Stedos wrote Hey LN2, long time no speak!

I would go with Seba's suggestion of the [ Register or Signin to view external links. ] DIMM's. They're cheap, and are made by a solid brand for memory and storage electronics. You don't need to spend a whole bunch of money on RAM to get amazing performances. You will most likely not notice a difference in the speed of the RAM during normal use of a PC, or even in gaming.

If you really need the new RAM, and more RAM than you currently have, then these DIMM's will do the job fine for a good price.

When I was active 'back in the day' RAM cost £60 for just 8GB, man I've missed out so much...

Yeah man I made abit of a return I guess, Seems the PC Building community isnt as tight as it used to be when it used to be Me, You , Gigahertz, Alexxy and Zayev Ect.
Well Yeah i think im going with those Dimms tbh, And man message me we aint spoken in over a year,

We need all the help we can get. There was a lot of people posting back in the days but now, slowly but surly, people are leaving. Im semi-active in here but a few have gone.

It would be good if we got some more help in here and make it top bantz as it used to be

PS - My PC building knowledge has gotten better

Think im gunna make a return if people need some help tbh, I feel like i have to give back after all this site kinda gave me all my knowledge about pc's and building them.