Who makes the most reliable RAM?

[GoodGame]

Which companies do you use when you buy RAM? Which have burned you the most with bad RAM and lack of support?

 

[taper]

I almost always get Corsair ValueSelect. Never had a problem. There's lots of other good brands, and a few bad ones. I've had alot of trouble with Kingston flash cards at work, it's a different line than RAM, but there's enough other choices.

 

[Mise]

I always just buy the cheapest I can find. The way I figure, its cheaper to replace the RAM after a year or so (by which time it'll have come down in price anyway) than it is to buy good quality RAM first time round.

 

[Comraddict]

Kingston is pretty safe choice.

 

[Genocidicbunny]

Corsair, Kingston, OCZ, Geil, A-Data. Just look at the best rated RAM on newegg and the brands that make those are your answer.

 

[Fetus4188]

I've been using G.SKILL for a few years now with no problems. Good price and they look nice to boot

 

[GVBN]

Cheapest RAM

 

[Speedo]

G.Skill, Corsair, Kingston.

 

[Maniacal]

I've gone with Kingston twice and so far it's performed really well

 

[GrandAdmiral]

Corsair. OCZ is probably the best for reaching the highest levels of performance and because of that they are not known for reliability. Corsair tends to wait a little longer to release a sticks at new speed and latency for the sake of reliability.

 

[WildFire]

crucial, kingston

 

[intj_rational]

Kingston, Corsair, OCZ