Limited Memory Options For ILSR?

Hi all
I'm about to go out and purchase a K7N2-ILSR but I'm in South Africa and my memory choices are only Hynix, Transcend and Samsung.
I've been reading all the posts about memory issues with the ILSR and was wandering if someone can tell which is the better brand of the 3 to go with.
I will either get an XP2600 or XP2800 with the board.
Thanks
John

Our exchange rate isn't too healthy and I wouldn't even know where to begin to look for ram on the net that would actually ship to here.
I thought about the KT600 but from what I understand the NF2 performance is better and the features on the ILSR outway the KT6-LSR.
I can get the board/memory straight from the distributors so maybe I should talk to a technician and see how many returns they've had.
The one distributor sells MSI boards/Hynix and Samsung memory and the other MSI boards and Transcend memory.
My last option is to get ram (Kingston) from another distributor in another city but I noticed that Kingston and ILSR don't get on.
Would I notice the performance difference between ILSR and KT6-LSR?

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