For most hardware enthusiasts and computer gamers, DDR2 is an almost forgotten term - a relic of a bygone era. Yet, contrary to what most see as the standard, many people still rely on DDR2 product for their computers, servers, home theaters, and workstations. DDR2 is a staple of many popular, small form factor, motherboards, making it still very relevant and important. Unfortunately, many manufacturers have given up the ghost when it comes to producing DDR2 product. Thankfully, there is still a hearty used market for DDR2 product and many memory companies are still producing "budget" or "value" DDR2 products. Today, we are going to be taking a look at one such product - the Kingston 2GB DDR2 stick. Clocked at 800 MHz and available for an affordable price, it looks like a solid product. Let's see, however, how it stacks up against a popular old, second-hand DDR2 product from OCZ.