I don't have much of either at the moment :-) Century ram is good quality ram, and has been good quality for at least ten years. I think they were the first company to make 4 Mb 30 pin simms.
The one thing that totally gets my goat is people who have bags of cash who go and buy utter cheap crap like KTX monitors and Edge's special-of-the-day... then expect me to go and make it work for them. Family are really bad at that. Of course they've lost the driver disks, and can't remember what their passwords/usernames are.... Anyway - `nuff of me whinging.... time to go play with this spanking new (to me) raid array... I have 3 x 4Gb drives + a hot spare + a cold spare, and I'm trying to make it 5x4Gb raid without reformatting. > ---------- > From: Yuri DeGroot[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Monday, December 10, 2001 1:41 PM > To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' > Subject: RE: New stuff, was "New AMD System and linux" > > >I don't have time to mess about with the cheapest > >of the cheap.. my time is more important than a > >couple of dollars. > > Depends on what you have more of, time or money ... > > It comes down to a choice of spend more and save > yourself some time/hassle, or put in a bit more time > to make things work so you can spend less. > > >So I have brand preferences... Asus boards and Century ram > >and Sony CDROMs and Netgear ethernet stuff. > > I take it your brand preferences are based on what you know will work? > Excuse my ignorance, but what is Century ram and why is it better? >
