OCZ pulling out of RAM market

ATIorNvidia said:
You don't really have a clue.

The stealthxstream 400w is very good. The new Stealthxstream II's are quite good aswell.

I'm surprised OCUK don't stock G.Skill & Muskin RAM, they're far better than all the Corsair and Patriot RAM they got stocked.
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+1.

I've had two OCZ PSU's in my rig, my bro has had similar. No squealing or premature death's from any of them. The PSU's have been rock solid. Agree about the RAM also, we need more G.Skill, etc.
 
Why is no one seeing how good this is?

More money into SSD = cheaper SSD's faster = GOOOOOOOOD

There is still loads of ram competition and ocz have never really fit into any neash in the market, there has always been better so really its no big deal. Mushkin definitly needs to come to ocuk.

And well as for their psu's, just not worth it.
 
Worst customer service i have EVER delt with. I used to buy everything OCZ, Psu, ram etc. Id never go with them again. When my psu went they made me send it to their repair place in denmark (or somewhere there abouts) which cost around £25... they sent it back with a note saying "There is no problem with the psu" Even though the product started smoking and wouldnt turn on in any pc i tryed it in. It also had a HUGE dent which wasnt there when i sent it away. I ended up buying a new XFX.

My friend had the same problem with ram sticks. after 14 months they stopped working, when he sent them back he got an email saying they were in full working order. I'd NEVER buy anything from OCZ again.
 
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I have used Crucial, G.Skill, Corsair, OCZ RAM over the years, I don't think it's a big deal their pulling out of the ram market, plenty of other options available - it's just a brand at the end of the day.

RAM should be the least of peoples worry, not like it makes any major difference to real term performance for the price.

Just get the cheapest spec RAM, unless your into benchmarking, in games you might see an extra 1 fps difference in games using £60 compared to £200+ RAM it's just a marketing gimmick.
 
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