Anyone know or have experience with Silicon power? I've been looking at their ram and a 32gb kit of ddr4 would only cost 40euros.
Anyone know or have experience with Silicon power? I've been looking at their ram and a 32gb kit of ddr4 would only cost 40euros.
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It’s says SP
SP.
I think they used to make cheap sata SSDs before
I think it’s called SP
I used one for some time, no problems. At 40 euros, go for it
I’ve had a 128GB SSD from them for 2 years and I’ve had no issues. I’ve had a 64GB SSD for a year with no issues either.
Silicon Power, but stay far away from their SSDs.
You’re getting shit on. You should delete this and try again. Next time, if you have to edit in body text, don’t come on here and shit on people who “didn’t read the question” that didn’t exist.
Silicon Power, they make great budget products. Their SSDs are nothing special but I’m rocking several at home and haven’t had any issues. Also have some of their 3000mhz ram, no issues.
I put those in my sons computer. No problems in a year or so.
[https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08QV1V17R?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1](https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08QV1V17R?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1)
If you’re looking for low budget ram these work great. They’re nothing special but get the job done.
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So please stop with the bs already.
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I’m using 32GB of SP RAM, don’t have any problems with it. I don’t think the speed/timings are ideal for my Ryzen system though.
Do be aware that the RAM doesn’t look the greatest because only one side has a design on it, the other has bare memory chips. The side with the bare memory chips is the visible side as the side with the design is hidden by the CPU cooler.
Silicon power
Cheap ram solution, its fine.
I use them for mining. Work great so far for $30
They have quality products from my limited experience.
Silicon Power is a solid budget brand. I have used them in my home server htpc system for years.
yes it’s me 😀
I personally would stay away from any 2nd tier mfg. Built way to many PC’s to know that trying to save $5 can cause such a headache.
I just trouble shot some Crucial ddr3 ram go bad, it’s probably 7-10 years old, but Crucial doesn’t offer a lifetime warranty like: Kingston or Corsair.
Don’t skimp.
It is either Samsung/Micron/SK Hynix under the heat spreader anyway
They’re fine RAM sticks but just a heads up that heat spreader is only on one side of the stick so they look a bit doofy.
Ehh it’s one of 4 companies ram under the heat spreader, so depending on who they chose to go with makes the difference.
Been using silicon power sata SSD for about 3 years now, no issues. A great budget product
Silicone Power, known brand that sells via Amazon mostly.
They perform as well as any other brand name and warranty are similar to others as well. Used lots of their stuff and it always has worked right out of the package.
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My son has had that kit on his PC since 2020. He’s had no issues with it. I’ve had it on mine since last year.
I think I’ve had that exact model for like a year (2x8GB 3200 Value Gaming Kit). No issues whatsoever.
Silicon Power. They make good reliable budget-friendly stuff. Deployed a bunch of their M.2 SATA drives at one of my old jobs.
I have one of their SSDs as a cache in my NAS. Been going strong for years.
They are a decent budget brand. Use one of their 1tb NVMEs as my secondary
Silicon Power. For gaming, they aren’t considered as “premium” as Corsair, G.Skill or TeamGroup but I’m pretty sure none of those companies manufacture their own memory modules and that they’re made by Samsung so who knows, they might be the same thing with a fancier casing.
I use their RAM. Good stuff
Supa Powah
Cheap as fuck parts, but an ssd from them prevented my system from posting after working for about a week. Good value if they work but they aren’t the most reliable brand.
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Been using a 32 gb 3200mhz kit of theres in my pc for a year and a half