OCZ memory any good?

[AMG]

I ve only sent back a powersupply unit, the rest of the deaths was my fault, and i have only had two, my mobo( the older P45 one) and a HDD

 

[gurusan]

Hmm, is there anyone who has OCZ RAM that has not had an RMA experience? You say it was very good, i'd prefer not to have that 'experience'.
Either way, in the 8 or so years i've built computers, i've only ever had one hard drive problem (Extremely old Maxtor), and the rest of my problems, about 6 times now have been due to OCZs memory. I've never bought anything else that's been DOA, or faulty. Surely... if it's that easy for other companies to just ship things that actually work... why can't OCZ?
What winds me up a bit more is that for a long time OCZ has been seen as the quality option, aswel as the high performance.
Sorry but,.. Corsair memory actually seems to work, aswel as not having the ridiculous looking gold or platinum heat spreaders.

I have had a corsair kit die on me as well as countless Crucial kits (we know about crucial though ). My OCZ kits have not died any more than other manufacturers....the only one I never had die at all was G.Skill...whether this is down to better quality control or just plain luck is another question...but I think it's most likely the latter.

 

[setter]

Ive never had issues with ocz memory, ive had platinum pc3200 ddr, reaper 6400 and 8500 ddr2, now using reaper triple channel cas 7 on my current i7 rig. Ive had too many failures with corsair and crucial, only other ram ive tried was team group extreem 6400 D9 which was also very good.

 

[nayenshah]

OCZ Gold edition is absolutely amazing! I was a patriot viper fan and when i changed from 4GB PV (DDR2-6400) to 4GB OCZ (DDR2-8500) the difference was quite noticable!