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Stick with those rams.You wont see any difference between OCZ, Kingston or whatever. The only way to increase the performance it's to chose between CAS 4 and CAS 5. But you wouldn't notice the difference anyway. In my S1 I have two A-Data 1GB each and it runs smoothly.
I suggest you run a test on the ram just in case there are any defects with your ram, that may cause it to be slow.
In the case your ram turns out to be ok from a Memtest, what speed of ram did you buy? I know ur signature says 667mhz but double check it with CPUZ and read what others have said about that particular ram.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/CustratingReview.asp?item=N82E16820134129 That's one of the best places to read consumer reviews on certain products.
Turns out the ram is good and others like it, it may just be your ram, or you just feel that its slow but it is really working at full speed.
Problems? See this thread at archive.org.
