by LoneWolf on Wed Dec 22, 2004 10:26 am
bimbla wrote:My mobo is K7N2G-ILSR
Manual does not say anything about supporting it.
This is just out- of curiosity. Auction on E-bay for Kingston HyperX 2 X 512 went 'un-bought' for $150
bimbla.
Considering that Outpost.com periodically sells new Kingston HyperX 2x512 kits for $150-160, I'd say you'd be better off checking there and not Ebay. Bought my PC3200 kit there for $159 a few weeks ago.
Ebay can have good deals...but always shop around first to know whether you're getting a good deal on a quality product or not. A lot of sellers make quite a bit of extra money off uninformed people...and that's the fault of the buyer for failing to educate themselves.
Kingston has different model codes for different HyperX RAM, if someone was selling the Ultra-Low Latency version of HyperX that might be worth it, or older Winbond BH5 based stuff...but if it's current, that really isn't a deal when compared to retail.
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