so i cant seem to find team group exteeme ram anywhere, here' thier site http://www.teamgroup.com.tw/
just cant seem to find a vendor that carrys it anywhere.

I have tried searching the manufacturers part number and it comes up empty. Besides, I do not like buying stuff from companies that have contradictory info on their own website - the DDR 400 is advertised as 2-2-2-5 but on the product page it states 2.5-3-3-7 and 2.5-4-4-7.

Get some Corsair/OCZ/G.skill/Mushkin instead of some unknown crap.

I would try emailing them and asking where their memory is sold.

I emailed them, ill see if they get back to me

Let me know when you do. I heard good things about their memory that they had at CES.

Hooray!, this is what ive gotten so far, found this thread on thier site,

http://www.teamgroup.com.tw/forums/i...p?showtopic=85

and here is a site listed on that post for US purchases

http://www.computergiants.com/items/...sp?category=52

and a list from taht site with all of the Team ram

http://www.computergiants.com/items/...=52&mfgrid=539

hope that helps yah, im going to order either a 1 gig dual channel kit or the 2 gig, not sure which yet, probly 1 gig, money's a factor here

Well, the 2gb kit went in tonight and defaulted to 2.5-3-2-5. I will work on tweaking it this week between everything else I need to get done...

Purple, you must not get out much, this is no "unknown crap", this is top performaning ram here. They use TCCD chips, bh-5, and your telling me this is unknown crap?, if you want to oc, this is the stuff to get. Maybe have some idea of waht your talknig about next time.

While I wouldn't agree with PDs "uknown crap" statement, there are better ways of debating statements other than lowering yourself to immature insults, Wafflesomd.

i didnt agree with it either, actually found it disrespectful, so his rep should tell all...

he gave you no reason to tell him he didnt know what he is talking about, he happens to be a respected member for the exact opposite reason, he is also a respected member because he doesent resort to telling people they dont know what they are talking about...

I am not one who seeks flame wars so I will explain my position on this memory first and later I will discuss a proper response to a posting which contains an opinion other than your own.

The information on the manufacturer's website is inconsistant. They have different timing information on different pages. That is unprofessional.
There are very few manufacturers of high speed memory chips in the world and most manufacturers have very little choice in what chips to use anyway. The difference between memory manufacturers (and not chip manufacturers) is quality of the circuitry, their testing and warrenty.
Until your original post on this thread I have not heard of this manufacturer, so I only had their website to use as a source of information and in my eyes it has failed in being a good and truthful source.

And now to matter of having a proper discussion.

We are all entitled to different opinions. You may be right and this is the best overclocking memory in the world. I may be wrong thinking that it sucks. The right way of correcting me would be showing me information that contradicts my knowledge/opinion.

You chose a different path...

If you look closely at my original post on this thread you will see that I was trying to answer your question and I was trying to be helpful. I have went to the manufacturer's website and performed searches based on the part number. I didn't know anything about the product but I was willing to give it a chance. Based on the results I have formed an opinion which you disagreed with. That's fine - we don't have to agree.

The way you handled this disagreement was not fine.

I have earned respect from my peers by trying to help others through knowledge, experience and a general understanding of what it means to be a part of this community. I suggest that you do the same.

I care for this community and I want to strengthen it any way I can. To prove this I am going to give you positive rep, to show you that if you can educate and better this community you will be rewarded.

Now the ball is in your court.

Edit: Thanks Fu3lman

I apologize for my hasty remark.

ive never heard of them either....

Now that we are OK, lets go back to the discussion - you were praising this memory, what is your basis? Can you link to an article about this RAM?

well as many of you might know, bh-5 is rare, and can oc like no other, handeling voltages up to 3.2 v, its kinda hard finding any links besides one on thier forums, which i dont think you may take as a valid source, but its bh-5 is awsome, i know ive viewed previous links and reviews on this brand and all have come out great, sry i cant find any, im posotive OCZ also has a bh-5 kit, not sure which one it is though

Didn't someone say they displayed at CES? That may proove some legitimacy, (although AtomChip had a display too) Can someone find a link to any article mentioning them?

Quote: Originally Posted by Gzim Didn't someone say they displayed at CES? That may proove some legitimacy, (although AtomChip had a display too) Can someone find a link to any article mentioning them?

yeap right here:
http://www.teamgroup.com.tw/Main/New...-_TEAM_United/

Theres more to,
http://www.teamgroup.com.tw/Main/New...ex_Exhibition/
http://www.teamgroup.com.tw/Main/New...w_in_Tweak_PC/

yay, found a good U.S. distributor, www.tankguys.com

Well here's a review on some of their memory. Dosent look that great to me now
http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=getarticle&articID=397

those are all 2 gig kits, pretty sure 2 gig kits dont usually oc as high as say 1 gig 2x512, still, 275mhz for a 2 gig 2x1gig is pretty high.