Supper low prices on RAM!!!!!!

[SEBZX79]

Guys look at these low RAM prices!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.lessthanebay.com/

Enjoy
Sebastian.

[madfish]

well, all fine and nice, but, you do get what you pay for.. I rather spend a little more and get top grade ram. my four systems hate the cheap stuff with a passion. bsod all the time with cheap ram.
Madfish:D

[bw]

I agree with "Madfish" above, that cheap generic brand sdram memory causes errors in system. For example, cheap PC133 sdram "can't" handle CAS-To-RAS Latency 2 @ clock speed 133 or else system refuses to boot. So cheap PC133 runs approximately 112 mhz @ CAS-To-RAS Latency 2, not @ 133. Next, Cheap memory limits overclocking cpu speed potential. Beware of cheap sdram they aren't quality checked and have a higher failure rate than quality namebran ones. I think it's wise to invest little bit more money and purchase quality sdram, such as Infineon, Corsair, Kingmax, or Mushkin.

[golfs]

look who this really is
http://www.ripoffreport.com/reports/ripoff6367.htm

[Ritalin Kid]

figures.....

[GrimBo]

Golfs, Very nicely done. ;)

[SEBZX79]

Thanks Guys,

[Dmek69]

If you really want the best prices for RAM go to -->> http://www.crucial.com . These guys have simply the best quality and the best shipping! Don't trust my word see for yourself. You'll be buying directly from the factory.

:D :cool: :D

[lildude]

yeah, crucial is great stuff. i've gotten ALL of my ram from them they've even got free shipping!

[piyopiyo13]

Yeah... I've heard good things about Crucial. Heard that their CAS 3 RAM can be made to run at CAS 2.5 or even 2 on some motherboards. Add to that their very reasonable prices, their guaranteed money-back policy, and the free shipping, you can't go wrong with Crucial.

[Xibit1A]

Double-Thumbs, and hell two big toes up for crucial!! I've ordered from them twice(April, October) in the past year for 128MB modules for my PC. Each time got 2nd Day Air from FedEx for FREE!!(and yes it was there within the two business day time limit!!). Hell, I looked back at my receipts from the first time I bought from them and (of course) the price was half of what I paid back in April...Good things come to those who wait!!

Also if you've got a need for proprietory, you can look up what module you might need for your system with their search engine!:D

[redwolf]

I ordered a 256 from Crucial last Tuesday and the free 2nd day shipping arrived on Wednesday.......now thats service!:D

[Shortnugly]

Just checked them out.

Confirmed, the best place to buy ram.

I'll be shopping there.

[jerrygarcia69]

Bought 256x2 from them and love it. I will do it again! Looking for 512 mods now.

[bill1971]

Crucial is great. Good, guaranteed RAM, good prices, and usually
free 2-day shipping.
Well, looks like RAM has finally gone up - glad I secured 3 - 256MB
sticks of PC2100 at the low point of $29.67(?) .Now it's doubled
in price,but still a bargain compared to this time last year.

[johneverd]

Mushkin also offers an exceptional product. They are very good for overclocking. Buy directly from the manufacturer at http://www.mushkin.com/cgi-bin/mushkin.storefront

[Randolph Carter]

Just want to thank golf for the link I love sites that empower consumers.

(2) 256 MB sticks Crucial here great stuff.

[InnovaZero]

Over at Z-buy a week or so ago I got 3x Samsung PC2100 128mb DDR for only 69 which I thought was an awesome price.

[giancarlo_n]

Originally posted by SEBZX79
Guys look at these low RAM prices!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

http://www.lessthanebay.com/

Enjoy
Sebastian.

I really can't believe that ppl like these (they are human at least, maybe calling them ppl is overrated) have nerve to continue such SCAMS...Doesn't the LAW process these fellas accorgingly?

[bmxer]

it seems a bit suspicious that they only have 3 types of ram..generic at that ....and last time i checked ebay was an auction site

[lafn]

how do you know what you need in ram, buffer
, unuffered,registered,cl2 or cl3, parity or non parity etc etc

[giancarlo_n]

Originally posted by lafn
how do you know what you need in ram, buffer
, unuffered,registered,cl2 or cl3, parity or non parity etc etc

It all depends on what PC you have...

I believe Parity is no longer used...it was some type of error prevention and correction mechanism. Nowadays, ECC is used...If your motherboard supports this type of RAM, then your memory will have a beefier error correction than normal RAM; best for servers.

CL2 is a speed rating of RAM; generally CL2 is faster than CL3...
Unbuffered and registered has to do with the number of chips in one DIMM and size of array. Some motherboards need REGISTERED DIMMs if using DIMMs 512MB or bigger....