[JNielson]

So after i ran IBT and then HCi memtest (bluescreened), i decided that my problem is probably my ram and that would make sense since programs randomly crash some times. I was looking at these http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231270 but learned from buying my parts the first time to ask people on here what they suggest. I want a good set of memory that WONT give me any problems when trying to overclock my q9400. If there is a better pair than what i posted please tell me.

 

[ChickenInferno]

If you're willing/can spend $80 OCZ Blade Low Voltage 1150mhz 5-5-5-15 is by all accounts awesome and should be able to hit some great clocks.

If on more of a budget, then I would simply reccomend the same ram in a lower speed 1066mhz 5-5-5-15 for $54 after MIR

Besides that the G-Skill Trident Low Voltage set you linked would be my third choice.

 

[xobile133769]

I think those would do you well, let me look at some others.

EDIT:Check out these. Looks solid, low latency...I believe these would be a better bet

 

[killa_concept]

I've had no issues at all with G.Skill and they've quickly become my favored memory brand. Those are a good set and should keep up with your system so long as you don't let your ram go too far past 1066.

 

[PR1M3R]

Those Tridents supposedly use the same chips as the OCZ LV series and should be awesome ram. I was actually thinking of buying some also.

 

[JNielson]

I know what you are saying... and i probably wount be going past 1066 since i first have to get a stable OC which i havent been able to even hit 3.0Ghz yet.

EDIT: i dont trust OCZ with MIR's... they lost my upc code that i sent in with the form and it had shipping tape on it. They then emailed me saying that i was not eligible for the MIR since i failed to send all of the required things. They had a scanned copy of what i sent and it looks like they CUT off my upc code

 

[18 is # 1]

No MIR...same ICs as Blade 1200s: http://www.amazon.com/OCZ-PC2-8500-P...f=pd_rhf_p_t_3