From: Chris 

Corsair.  There are many good brands, but I'm just a memory "snob".  ;)

/Chris


Richard B. wrote:
> On Mon, 14 Feb 2005 12:51:22 -0800, Chris  wrote:
>
>
>>Clear as mud?
>
>
> Just about. 
>
> I did check Tom's and the "Mother of all CPU charts."  I'm almost
> thinking of buying 2 PCs with 'equivalent' CPUs and a couple of
> different (yes PCI Express) video cards (ATI and NVidia) to experiment
> with our mix of applications.  AutoCAD and Photoshop are used heavily.
>
>
>>(and I just finished building an AMD 3500+, 2GB Dual-Channel DDR400, ATI
>>Radeon 9800Pro 128, 2x120GB SATA (Raid 0), DVD+/-R/RW, CD-R/RW, DVD-ROM,
>>Asus A8V, crappy monitors, old keyboard and mice...I like A8V a lot.)
>
>
> The FireGL Z1-128 cards I was buying are now apparently obsolete, the
> V3200 is probably what I will buy next.  I used the Raptor drives,
> they have been trouble free so far.
>
> Do you have a preferred RAM manufacturer?
>
> - Richard

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