pc133. where is it?

[Josh42]

Where could I get a stick of PC133 RAM for a relatively low price? Thanks!

[Win_98]

www.pricewatch.com (http://www.pricewatch.com)
You can also looked around for computer shop around you and check their prices and compare
Their price are a little higher and end up costing the same as mail ordering as they charges 15-20 buck for shipping sorta of like
make you think you're paying less.
The shipping can sometime be ridiculous
avoid them, buy them locally such as cases, keyboard, mouse, mouse pad, VGA card, disk drive, sound card, monitor.
even thing that weight almost nothing
they just like to charge too much.
I saw a modem for 7 buck at pricewatch but with 15 buck shipping you be paying less for 15 buck
at local shop and you don't have to wait a week for it.

[Josh42]

Yup, thanks for the reply. I use pricewatch a lot and have found some good deals through it. I guess I'm wondering, is generic PC133 128MB RAM for $130 a good deal? That is probably out of my budget. Is there a noticeable difference between the two speeds (100 and 133)? Thanks again.

[Warthog]

I would also recommend Pricewatch. http://sysopt.earthweb.com/forum/smile.gif

Warthog

[Roy]

If you overclock a 100MHz system to 133, the answer is "Yes, the difference is noticeable."

[SoopaStar]

If you want GOOD ram, and not overpriced (also a company you can depend on) try www.crucial.com (http://www.crucial.com)

Paul

[ghostface]

also check coupon sites like techbargins.com or deal-finder.com (i think those are the urls). I got my 128mb stick of pc133 Kingston ValueRAM from buy.com for $101 with a coupon about a month ago.