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    C90S Ram question

    Discussion in 'Asus' started by JCMS, Aug 31, 2007.

  1. JCMS

    JCMS Notebook Prophet

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    So I'll probably order it soon.

    Actually, does anyone knows what RAM tends to BSOD andn ot work properly?

    I'm RAM I'm looking for a Corsair Value. Are they problematic with it?
     
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    yes get 1gb sodimms if your ordering your own ram, other wise if you want the 2gb kind be sure to get the ram from who your buying the c90 from and have them test it.
     
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    I'm going with 2x1GB.

    2GB stick are just too expensive for me XD. The CorsairValue has a $10MIR in Canada right now so it I can have them for about $35

    Thanks
     
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    yeah. its a pain trying to find a working 2gb stick. ( i.e. - some luckily have no problems with the 2gb corsair stick. ---- but the 2gb stick ( also corsair ) i bought wont let me boot in battery power... ) I believe this is the case with kingston and some brands as well.

    so really, as a precaution.... test it first in battery mode before u buy it.
     
    pogitz, Sep 1, 2007
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