Ram Choices

[CloudySky]

I want your opinions on these two DDR3 1600 (2x 4gb) sticks

 

Crucial Ballistix: 

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/part/crucial-memory-bls2kit4g3d1609ds1s00

 

Kingston Fury Black Series:

 

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00J8E93G6/?tag=pcpapi-20

 

I initially chose the Crucial Ballistix because they are known to be reliable.

 

However, I saw the pricing and look on the Kingston Fury and just fell in love with them.

 

Reliability is the main concern. How reliable are the Kingston Fury sticks?

[TheInverseKey]

Great, install tonnes of them in all types of systems. RAM is RAM.

[CloudySky]

Great install tonnes of them in all types of systems RAM is RAM.

What? How to English?  :wacko:

[TheRunningOtaku]

What? How to English?  :wacko:

They're all good - it's up to what you think looks good, and which of them have a lifetime warranty.

[CloudySky]

They're all good - it's up to what you think looks good, and which of them have a lifetime warranty.

Kingston RAM it is!

[TheInverseKey]

What? How to English?  :wacko:

 

My English is fine thank you; anyways the RAM is fine. 

[Krytopsy]

They are reliable Kingston ones.

[TheRunningOtaku]

Kingston RAM it is!

Remember to mark it solved!

[CloudySky]

My English is fine thank you; anyways the RAM is fine. 

Ah, much clearer with punctuation.

 

I hate to pick at grammar but let me show you an example why:

 

Let's eat grandma.

 

vs

 

Let's eat, grandma.

 

Two completely different meanings  .

One is suggesting to be a cannibal and the other suggest eating with your loved ones.

 

When someone uses less words or grammar, the more laconic the sentence; this allows for various interpretation.

 

This video is a good demonstration of it with some humor: