Is "Super PC" brand memory any good?

[Kwad Guy]

Has anyone heard of "Super PC" brand memory. They claim
to have the largest memory manufacturing plant in the US.
(I didn't know any memory was made in the US), and to
be a supplier to many rebranders...

Are these guys any good, or is this just crummy no-name
quality stuff?

Kwad

 

[AndyHui]

Never heard of them, and I've seen most of the generic brand name stuff.

 

[Duvie]

I got to admit I have never heard of them either...sounds like crap that pcmall sells in those catalogs they send out...

Good memory is so cheap go with name-brand...Got athlons don't even think about generic non-name brand memory...

 

[Gunbuster]

Nerver seen it in any OEM machine


If it's too cheap for monorail or emachine to use......

 

[Kwad Guy]

Here's the spiel from their Web page (www.superpc.com). Note that
I was wrong about them having "the" biggest US manufacturing plant.
It's "...one of the biggest..."

Super PC Memory's philosophy is to combine immediate availability, aggressive pricing and the
highest quality upgrades available to achieve complete customer satisfaction.Established in 1986 as a hidden contract
manufacturer for third party memory companies and computer manufacturers, Super PC Memory operates one of the largest
memory manufacturing facilities in the United States. In 1995, Super PC Memory began offering that same factory direct sales and
support that brand name companies have used for over 14 years. Our worldwide customer base is supported from eleven sales
offices and three manufacturing and distribution facilities in the United States, Europe and Asia.Super PC Memory has established
developmental agreements and OEM certifications with leaders throughout the computer industry. These strategic relationships
provide SPCM with critical technical specifications giving SPCM the industry lead in new product development as well as
unparalleled product compatibility. A LIFETIME warranty and a complete customer satisfaction guarantee back all SPCM
upgrades.Super PC Memory's current manufacturing capability exceeds 35,000 memory upgrades a day. Our proven
manufacturing process begins with our in-house engineering team's combined 17 years experience, to meet and exceed every
OEM specification for each module. Once the upgrade has exceeded our stringent requirements, it is then moved into production.
SPCM utilizes the newest automated manufacturing equipment available. Each individual upgrade undergoes system level testing
combining multiple operating systems to ensure total compatibility. The modules are then individually packaged for shipment to our
customers around the globe.Super PC Memory currently manufactures over 25,000 upgrade solutions for Servers, Routers,
Workstations, Desktops, Notebooks and Printers with new products being released daily.

Kwad

 

[MichaelD]

Ehhhhhhhhh! Wrong answer! Go with name-brand memory only. Or a smaller upscale manufacturer that uses name brand chips and sells their product with a guaranteed speed an CAS rating and/or a lifetime guarantee.

Cheap RAM is just that. Cheap RAM. Why spend $45 on a stick that may or may not work, when you can spend $55 on a stick that many people use, and you know will work? Good stuff only.

Your mobo/CPU/memory are the three things that get used the most any in pc; don't skimp on any of them.

 

[Kwad Guy]

Hey, I agree that name brand memory is usually the better option
(unless you're building for someone else ). But the basic
question was whether Super PC is anything better than no-name.
So far, the conscensus seems to be "I've never heard of it,
so it's probably the SAME as any other no-name." Fair enough.

Kwad

 

[CHiMPBizKiT]

I agree with Kwad, just buy some name-brand RAM and you will be happy. If you've never heard, you never buy

 

[Kingofcomputer]

no matter how good or bad it's, the name sucks.