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I guess my ram is getting faulty since it had errors in the memtest. 

http://puu.sh/9BTfS/ab1bcc5ce8.jpg (plus it only use 8gb out of 12 detected)

 

So looking for some new ones, and my sort of requirements is to be over 10gb (12-16gb is fine)

Price range of 100-250 dollar.

Please come with suggestions :)

 

 

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Corsair dominator platinum 16gb(2x8gb) 2133mhz CL9 for $220.

Such a beautiful ram  :wub:

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Corsair dominator platinum 16gb(2x8gb) 2133mhz CL9 for $220.

Such a beautiful ram  :wub:

 

:o My country is overpriced! The cheapest 16gb dominator kit is $320

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Not your country, these RAMs are horribly expensive, but they are pretty so people throw money...

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Any Kingston HyperX kit, any G.Skill Ripjaw kit, maybe some Corsair if you like paying for brand. And there's also Crucial. Look for CL9 1600MHz if specs don't matter so much.

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Any Kingston HyperX kit, any G.Skill Ripjaw kit, maybe some Corsair if you like paying for brand. And there's also Crucial. Look for CL9 1600MHz if specs don't matter so much.

Corsair isn't always overpriced, for example I have their XMS3 modules which are priced normally.

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