Good or bad (Crucial Memory)

[JimJr]

I had one of my RAM burn out and need to replace it. After looking around I found A price almost to good to be true from Crucial Memery A division of Micron. What I would like to know if anyone has had any good or bad expierance with thair product?

[fshanda]

I have had only good experiences with there products. I think they are still offering 2nd day shipping for free. There products also ship promptly.

Fshanda http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif

[Fingers]

Crucial is top notch.

[Bovon]

Crucial is good. I have purchased several modules in the recent past and have been very satisfied. If overclocking, Crucial PC133 cas2 has been known to work at 160 mhz and above.

They still have the free shipping as of today, and this option comes and goes.

I read where the huge glut of ram on the market is getting low, and may cause a rise in prices in the not to distant future.

The economy in the US being what it is, may keep ram from going out of sight again, but as more DDR ram boards are bought, the SDram will be made less and less.

SDram has probably bottomed out for the most part, Crucials pricing has fluxated between a low of about $35 to the mid $40s in recent months for the same 256 mb module.

I may order a couple more modules myself, because probably by this time next year, SDram may be getting scarce...and pricy.

[knucklebusted]

Nothing but praise for Crucial. I've never had a problem with the dozen sticks I've overed over the last few years. Everyone of them performed better than advertised.

[vass0922]

Crucial rocks http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif

I bought both of my 128 PC100 sticks, and both worked great. Their site is really nice, you just tell it what kind of board you have or what manufacturer for your box and it does the rest!!

[RobRich]

Crucial is in 95% of my systems! Excellent memory, plus a great value. To date, I have never had to RMA a single piece of Crucial/Micron memory for being defective.

Robert Richmond

[Brian48]

Best I've ever used. Although they're suppose to be from the same stuff, I've found Micron DIMMs with the Crucial label to be more reliable than 3rd party DIMMs using Micron memory modules. It all comes down to the quality of the PCB.

[JimJr]

I went ahead and orderd one after the first responces. After hearing all the feed back I reorderd to replace my PNY modules also and have A fully matched system. Looking forward to putting them to the test.

[desmocat]

Another thumbs up here from me, I ordered the wrong ddr ram by mistake (1600 instead of 2100), called them up and they shipped out the one I originally wanted and credited my card back the day the stick I sent them 2 day air arrived at their place. They are top notch folks in my book, and the support was on top of stuff, even asked to make sure what processor and mobo I was running. Can't go wrong with them. http://www.sysopt.com/forum/smile.gif

[Warthog]

Crucial is the best - excellent memory.

Warthog