Hey, everyone knew it was cheap RAM before they purchased it. the last thread covered this in detail.
I have the non-label "MADE IN USA" and it is decent stuff, just as good as the "Triangle Brand" stuff that UP sold me earlier.
It was well known in the last thread that UP switched brands constantly... this is "low grade" RAM taken off the "spot market".
The comments about problems was to help othes out... some people have the idea that "if it boots it is good" and RAM doesn't seem that simple. Stability does not mean it is perfect... Like I said, the Kingston Toshiba 8ns RAM I have failed under similar loads too. I can run "memory test programs" all day and they say nothing is wrong!
It isn't the memory alone, it is partly the chipset, mainboard, and general state of technology. When Via designed these chipsets 4 or 5 years ago, they didn't have 1GB of RAM to test on hundreds of mainboards...
I have the non-label "MADE IN USA" and it is decent stuff, just as good as the "Triangle Brand" stuff that UP sold me earlier.
It was well known in the last thread that UP switched brands constantly... this is "low grade" RAM taken off the "spot market".
The comments about problems was to help othes out... some people have the idea that "if it boots it is good" and RAM doesn't seem that simple. Stability does not mean it is perfect... Like I said, the Kingston Toshiba 8ns RAM I have failed under similar loads too. I can run "memory test programs" all day and they say nothing is wrong!
It isn't the memory alone, it is partly the chipset, mainboard, and general state of technology. When Via designed these chipsets 4 or 5 years ago, they didn't have 1GB of RAM to test on hundreds of mainboards...