RAM and USB 2.0... a couple of questions.

[WyattSoft]

My old PC is a 2001 Medion PCMT-5. It only has 512MB of RAM and USB 1.1 on the mobo.

Here are the mobo specs: http://www.msicomputer.com/product/detail_spec/MS6534.htm

Question 1
I am planning to add another 512MB card to get 1GB of RAM.
It has a Siemens 512MB PC-133 card in one slot and the other slot is empty.
But what card do I buy, should I get the more expensive or the cheaper one?
http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/8316098/Global-Memory-GMS5121331632-PC133-512MB-133MHz-SDRAM-168pin-DIMM-Computer-Memory/Product.html
http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/3274824/Kingston-KVR133X64C3-512-Valueram-Computer-Memory-512MB-PC133-SDRAM-168-Pin-Dimm-32-x-8/Product.html

Question 2
I only have USB 1.1 on the mobo's ports

http://www.play.com/PC/PCs/4-/3274156/Belkin-Hi-Speed-USB-2-0-5-Port-PCI-Card/Product.html
If I add the above card, I will get USB 2.0 speeds if I use the card's USB ports?
Because I've asked my friends and I've got mixed responses (Some say yes, others say no because my mobo is USB 1.1).

Thanks in advance

[patio]

Either RAM module will work...

Yes you will get 2.0 speeds to anything connected to the card...MBoard USB's will remain at 1.1

[WyattSoft]

Thanks for your quick reply.

Should I just buy the cheaper of the two sticks or would it be more reliable etc if I brought the more expensive?

And, with PCI, is it universal or should I check some things beforehand? (Like voltages etc?)

[patio]

I would do a bit more searching on the RAM...you may find an even better deal...

And the PCI is universal for all products designed for it.
Good Luck.

[WyattSoft]

Is using No-Brand RAM recommended?

Because I found this stick:
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/22918

It's about £22.50 with delivery charges.

But it seems to have no warranty nor does it have any information on the product.