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  1. #1
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    Awesome Memory Deals at Overclockerz

    They're having some incredible memory deals at ocz.safeshopper.com .

    256MB PC133 SDRAM.....$41
    512MB " " .....$70
    128MB PC150 SDRAM.....$24
    256MB " " .....$55
    128MB PC166(2-2-2)....$25
    256MB " " ....$65
    256MB PC180 SDRAM.....$75

    The performance and quality is rated very high - obviously if their mem can hit 160 and 180 you're getting good memory. It's not just "generic" stuff.
    I bought the 2-2-2 stick and was very satisfied with it and their service. I would recommend against buying cpus from them though as they're known to sell cpus that don't overclock even though they're "supposed to".

    [This message has been edited by Chiles4 (edited 06-20-2001).]

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    holy crapolla pc180 thats great thats closing is on pc1600.
    unless they make pc2888 out of it! yummy

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    Stay away from Overclockerz.com. I know of NO other computer website claiming to deliver high-end products that doesn't deliver consistently so often.

    If you don't believe me, just check Resellerratings.com

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    I ordered and OCZ Gladiator HSF from OCZ on a Sat evening...got 2 day shipping and it was there Monday 9:30 am...guess I got lucky

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