Micron 128 MB PC133 memory

[jpeppers]

Memplus.com has...

Micron 128MB PC-133 limit 1 per cust Life time warranty $57.00
http://www.memplus.com/shop/searchresults.asp?ProdManList=ALL&ProdTypeList=Memory%5FChips

If you need extra it's $62.00 a pop. That is cheap!

[golfcart]

http://www.verasoft.com/12pcmic75sdr.html
$55 right now. No limit. I ordered and recieved 4 already. Credit goes to Thud for finding the deal originally. http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/smile.gif

[mike511]

Is that company in the second post reliable? Cause i'm looking for quailty ram at a good price, and this seems it. I want to put in at least 256 but at that price i'd buy 3.

[Gomer]

Mike.... www.outpost.com (http://www.outpost.com) has Kingston value ram 128Mb pc133 cas 3 for 49.95 with free overnight shipping and handling. It is actually $69.95 with a $20 rebate. And the FREE overnight SH is no joke. Order it now and you'll have it tomorrow afternoon. Lifetime warranty on it.
http://www.outpost.com/entry?sku=03531



[This message has been edited by Gomer (edited 12-10-2000).]

[jpeppers]

Memplus has gone down to $54 for the Micron 128MB PC133!

[Dmass]

http://www.step-thermodynamics.com/Memories.htm

if you buy a cooler this is the price, if not add $25 / module

STEP ThermoDynamics' 64Meg 3.3V PC133 168-Pin SDRAM DIMM = $29.00*
STEP ThermoDynamics' 128Meg 3.3V PC133 168-Pin SDRAM DIMM = $49.00*
STEP ThermoDynamics' 256Meg 3.3V PC133 168-Pin SDRAM DIMM = $105.00*

STEP ThermoDynamics' 64Meg 3.3V PC150 168-Pin SDRAM DIMM = $55.00**
STEP ThermoDynamics' 128Meg 3.3V PC150 168-Pin SDRAM DIMM = $76.00**
STEP ThermoDynamics' 256Meg 3.3V PC150 168-Pin SDRAM DIMM = $130.00**

[jpeppers]

Down to $52 dollars now!

[KAknight]

now its $51!

[sunofwolf]

Which memory is better kingston or Micron? What will they overclock too?

[AMD kicks]

Are they real Microns though?

[MadMatt]

Mem plus Generic 128mb PC133 is down to $41!!!

[jpeppers]

down to $50.00

[jpeppers]

$49.00 dollars

[flash4master]

$48.00 + shipping... i ordered mine when it was $50

[jpeppers]

I might order a couple for the heck of it at that price.

[benchristian]

my friend got a generic 256MB PC133 chip for $72 plus s&h somewhere online (too bad his board can only support PC100...)

I'll find out where and post the url

[jpeppers]

$47.00 dollars

[Ben Dare2]

the generic at $41 is 7ns......128mb/pc133 @7ns.....ain't that CL2???..Ol'Ben

[flash4master]

$46

[jpeppers]

Can it get any better?

[jpeppers]

$45 dollars folks!

[bhess]

try this:
go here.
here is kingston pc133 for $61.95 http://www.us.buy.com/retail/product.asp?sku=10251644&loc=101

here is a coupon for 10 off 30 for new coustomers. http://www.us.buy.com/retail/coupon.asp?prid=80335209

here is the $20 rebate. http://www.valueram.com/rebates/buycom1247/

total before shipping $31.95

[flash4master]

$44

[flash4master]

$43

[flash4master]

$42

[flash4master]

$41

[crazyray]

Hey Flash...where?

[jpeppers]

Memplus.com

[jpeppers]

Hey Flash, as of FEB 5, 2001, it is still showing $42. Am I missing some thing?

[flash4master]

using the query "Micron PC133 128mb" returns with a first result of the memory from BeatPrice.com

[jpeppers]

Cool!

[jpeppers]

Unbelieveable $40 dollars!

[jpeppers]

$39.00 dollars folks. Do we here $38.00?

[flash4master]

hot ****!!!

[Orly]

$38! Still I live in Boise, I should support the local economy (Micron is in Boise).

[henry]

That's nothing.
I've just been to Hong Kong in early Jan, selling Micron 128MB PC133 for a mere HK$185, that's equivalent to US$23.72

woahahahahah!!!
too bad they don't do online sales.

[bagger42]

Kingston rebate has expired.


Buy 128MB of ValueRAM Memory, Get $20.00 Cash Back

Receive a $20.00 cash rebate when you purchase 128MB of ValueRAM
PC133 memory* from Buy.com. Valid from January 1, 2001 through January
31, 2001. Print this coupon and fill out all requested information and mail it
with a copy of either the sales receipt/invoice/packing slip and the original
UPC code to the address listed below. Sales order confirmation emails will
not be accepted as proof-of-purchase.

[jpeppers]

$37.00
What is happening to our economy...

[end effector]

ets 2 kewl 256MB PC133 $57 http://www.computerbuys2000.com/256mbpc133.html

[RalphArch]

this looks like the same memory I got and you can get from upgradeplanet (syncmax)(now $58 for 256 4*64 modules) Some were complaining about it not working although it did in mine. A couple were complaining about upgradeplanet. At least when you get syncmax you can check their configurator and know if its been tested in your particular mother board.

[jpeppers]

$36.00 people!

Has anybody on Sysopt bought any? I am disgusted at myself, because I bought this ram when it was a $150.00. Now look at the price.

[shocksyde]

last night i ordered the 256mb cas2 stuff for 90 dollars total. fantastic deal in my eyes. thanks alot for pointing out the 15% and all that. well done!

shock

[jpeppers]

$35.00

[jpeppers]

$34.00

[MrCheap]

Kingston Value Ram PC-133 256 Meg
$79.95

AT Buy dot com
http://www.us.buy.com/retail/computers/product.asp?sku=10251645&loc=14519

[jpeppers]

Dropped $2 dollars. Now $32.00

[flash4master]

****, sucks to be us who baught it when it was a lot higer...i got mine when it was 50...still thinkin of ordering a twin for it...

[Doerofway]

My experience with micron ram is that most of the really cheap ram is micron ram chips on another mfg's board. This ram is not as reliable or as compatible nor as high quality as micron ram on a micron board. see crucial.com you pay more, but get the true quality micron ram. Crucial is a division of Micron. True Ram speed is much faster in my experience.

Ram is something that is really hard to trouble shoot as it can emit errors randomly.

so buyer know what you are truly getting...

[jpeppers]

Mine is true Micron Ram! I checked the part number against the part number on the site. I have ordered plenty of this Ram with different kinds of boards and none of my customers have complained of any problems.

[Ritalin Kid]

MT on the beginning of the product id mean Micron Technologies same as CT on the beginning of the product id meaning Crucicl Technologies

[Ritalin Kid]

MT on the beginning of the product id mean Micron Technologies same as CT on the beginning of the product id meaning Crucial Technologies (Same RAM company different divisions I guess)

[Doerofway]

I understand the ram chips are the same, I have some "micron" ram with "MT" on it that I bought from some of the sites that offer micron ram, it has a lifetime warranty, but there is also and alpha and omega symbol on it. This is the mfg of the ram board. Still ok stuff, but does not preform as well as the crucial brand that micron owns. I have has to return several times is all. Just want everyone to know that all "micron" chipped ram is not the same. (an educated consumer is a good consumer)

[jpeppers]

So true!

[jpeppers]

So true!

[jpeppers]

Inflation, up $1.00

$33.00

[Buji]

The most quality-conscious chip manufacturers, like Micron, will put every single chip through an extensive series of tests rather than just checking a sample of parts. They will test chips under normal operating conditions as well as under varying voltages, temperatures, and other "stressful" conditions.
http://support.crucial.com/scripts/crucial.exe/solution?11=000830-0014&130=000967668396&14=&2715=&15=&2716=&57=faq&58=&2900=sqR0DaL7WC&25=-1

At Micron, we test each and every memory module we manufacture.

Third party vendors are often required to remove the original DRAM manufacturer's name from the chips. This memory is typically referred to as "generic memory."

[BDAWBTP]

Am I safe to assume that the memory for the Giga-Byte GA7zx-1 And the GA7zxR are essentially the same? I just wanted to make doubly sure before I purchase. Crucials site does not have the GA7zx-1 listed.
I don't want to have to mess around with returns


Bill

[Buji]

BDAWBTP: http://www.crucial.com/store/ListModel.Asp?MFR=Giga%2DByte

[BDAWBTP]

I was just there before I posted this, as I said above, they do not have the GA7ZX-1 listed, just the GA7ZXR.
I know this may be a "stupid" question, but I am not that familiar with memory and don't know if there is a difference.