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    can anyone tell the difference?

    Discussion in 'Hardware Components and Aftermarket Upgrades' started by fizzleation, Jun 15, 2006.

  1. fizzleation

    fizzleation Notebook Consultant

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    Marginal if any.
     
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    The cheaper one says transcend jet ram? Maybe it's like corsairs value select?
     
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    that was the only thing i could possibly think of, or its newegg trying to catch people sleeping, who knows.. im just going to order the cheaper one, i really doubt there is any advantage to the more expensive one
     
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    whats wrong with the value select? whats the difference between that and the normal?
     
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    Normally, the value select is smiliar to a basic model, it is not a high-end and cheaper. Look like OCZ Dual Channel DDR400, they have a value series and Premier, but value series doesn't come with a heat spreader.
     
    Iter, Jun 16, 2006
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    well.. its not the heatspreader... theres not one notebook dimm with one. AS far as using words like "high end" and "cheaper", we sort of assumed it was better and knew one was cheaper, lol. Do you have any idea what actual differences are?
     
    fizzleation, Jun 16, 2006
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    They are pretty much the same as Zaz stated. :p I would go cheap. lol
    Tim
     
    Tim, Jun 16, 2006
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