HELP!! OK, this wouldn't bother me any, other than the fact that I have a lifetime warranty, and don't know the manufacturer. All I do know is the following: This logo is on the sticker, and on the chips: http://www.cse.buffalo.edu/~mes25/chip.jpg On stick are these markings: RU E187997 TS V0-M 94V-0 1021-V On 3 of the chips: 19YU Z 16MX8TI 0135 Another: 19ZK Z 16MX8TI 0138 Another: 1AAAK Z 16MX4TI 0 0141 And then the EEPROM: CSI 24WC02J 01150 I have tried this stick in 2 different computers, the one wouldn't boot, the other said memory failure. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Ooooh my god, I have the same RAM, I spent hours searching for that manufacturer, which painfuly enough I can't find the link for. But I remember discovering the company isn't called that anymore >_< Something else, but I'm confident it was that company of which I can't recall, they still dealt in RAM and all sorts of course. I'll keep rummaging for the link! I remember I found there site by performing stupidly complex searches on a google image search, trying to find the pic of the "Ata". The mystery company which must deal in... generic RAM I believe you call it. Renamon, If You Lose I'm Going To Be Very Vexed...

Your RAM "may" be bad, but another possibility is your RAM is high density & the board you're trying to use it on only accepts low density RAM.

Try these guys: http://www.buffalotech.com/support/warranty-memory.php Skip

Well the computer that stopped booting was the computer that it started off in, and was working until about a week ago, then I noticed system hangs, and then complete failure. Buffalotech huh, I'll give them a shot, thanks

Yeah, so I gave Buffalotech a shot, and they told me that they have never seen that logo before, so there goes that one. Just wondering if anyone else has any ideas