Those of you needing RAM

I was looking around today and saw that newegg. com had 256mb of PC-2100 and PC-133 for $37 USD and with $7 shipping on the PC133 and $5 on the PC-2100 you can't go wrong. .

Windows Hardware 9627 This topic was started by ThC 129, 2001-07-03 16:50

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ThC 129

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#53619

2001-07-03 18:50

I was looking around today and saw that newegg.com had 256mb of PC-2100 and PC-133 for $37 USD and with $7 shipping on the PC133 and $5 on the PC-2100 you can't go wrong.

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GTwannabe

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#53620

2001-07-04 05:07

Computersupersale.com has 256mb sticks of PC133 for $32.91

ThC 129

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#53621

2001-07-04 05:46

not a bad price for micron too. Only thing is non-standard shipping prices, most places like that have low prices then hit you with shipping. Thats what i like about newegg, they have standard shipping rates on everything and you can see the shipping price before you even checkout. Everyone has their faves though, and newegg is mine because 3 day shipping turns into 2 day shipping when you live in the same city as the FedEx HUB.

yakkob

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#53622

2001-07-05 13:21

www.ebuyer.com

Has some very good prices on RAM at the mo.

AndyFair

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#53623

2001-07-05 16:32

And just when I was about to bemoan the lack of deals in the UK - my savious! And at £15 for 128Mb PC133, that's not bad!!

Thanks for the link
AndyF

hardwarecrazy

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#53624

2001-07-05 17:41

The PC-133 - the site does not mention whether it is CAS 2 or CAS 3. How to find out?

PsychoSword

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#53625

2001-07-06 00:24

If it does not say which it is, then it is almost for sure cas 3 rated.

GTwannabe

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#53626

2001-07-06 16:08

Not much of a difference in real world speed. I'd rather have 512mb of CAS3 than 128mb of CAS2

Uykucu

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#53627

2001-07-08 04:41

For anywhere consumer...
try
Crucial It ain't the cheapest but definetly most reliable and best memory. It is free shipiing too.

although right now 256Mb 133 Sticks you can buy as low as GBP£18-20

Wetling

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#53628

2001-07-08 20:08

I get all my RAM from Crucial.