Look the mirrored story here:

http://class101.org/corsair_cheat.htm


I mirror because I think and Im sure the Corsair guys will delete it for a bad advertise for them , but I call this cheating and the people buying RAM should know that Corsair build its recent DDR2 to fail if it detects DDR2 rams from other brands as Kingston, Samsung.

This shit made my computer overheating this last days, freezing, reboots, all what about Im scared to have on my baby alienware lol

SO to result I have to choose for 1GB corsair only and it works fine (and it force to buy only Corsair) , nor to use 1GB of kingston + 512Mb of samung and to buy another 1Gb kingston later.

Personally I will choose Kingston, all that to say do never buy Corsair DDR2...

Look the mirrored story here:

http://class101.org/corsair_cheat.htm


I mirror because I think and Im sure the Corsair guys will delete it for a bad advertise for them , but I call this cheating and the people buying RAM should know that Corsair build its recent DDR2 to fail if it detects DDR2 rams from other brands as Kingston, Samsung.

This shit made my computer overheating this last days, freezing, reboots, all what about Im scared to have on my baby alienware lol

SO to result I have to choose for 1GB corsair only and it works fine (and it force to buy only Corsair) , nor to use 1GB of kingston + 512Mb of samung and to buy another 1Gb kingston later.

Personally I will choose Kingston, all that to say do never buy Corsair DDR2...


Looks like that thread got updated since your copy of it.

Also, jumping from having incompatibility issues to stating Corsair is designing their DDR2 memory to purposely fail if it's detecting other brands is a hell of an assumption.

IIRC, as of late I haven't heard of ANY mainstream memory manufacturer recommending or stating that it's ok to mix modules, or that they guarantee it (with the exception of those who make modules whose primary purpose are to be compatible with OEM systems).

my thread shows you clearly the results of using a corsair module with another brand = reboot, freezing, overeating, enough to ban corsair doing this shit Im sure only against Kingston, they are enough dumbass on the forum to ban the word *kingston*, they did it also with their sticks , samsung and kingston are good brands fully compatible,passing memtest86 nicely as it should and wich I recommand.

my thread shows you clearly the results of using a corsair module with another brand = reboot, freezing, overeating, enough to ban corsair doing this shit Im sure only against Kingston, they are enough dumbass on the forum to ban the word *kingston*, they did it also with their sticks , samsung and kingston are good brands fully compatible,passing memtest86 nicely as it should and wich I recommand.


It shows one instance, yes. The scientific method states though that one experiment is not conclusive proof. Multiple experiments with control states that can be definitively replicated is.

As for the ********** crap they do:
http://www.houseofhelp.com/v2/showthrea ... 600&page=2 (http://www.houseofhelp.com/v2/showthread.php?t=44600&page=2)
That was done because many other memory makers do not offer support and we were getting people trying to get help with other makers memory.
If the information you are posting is not about our products there is no reason to post it here.

it's even known :

Corsair roxe with Corsair nothing else,

if you choose corsair, install only Corsair or you have lot of prob ;)

nice try to defend your brand ramguy but in my case you should understand that I have acquired a PC2-4200 533Mhz DDR2 1GB wich was about to broke my comp.. Havent seen any warning saying corsair brand should be used only with other corsair brands... People should know about this cheat because you do not mention this in your ram references..