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I am looking for a RAM card for my HP. Eventually planning on getting a whole new puter, but a cheap upgrade will do for now.
Anyway, I trying to see where I can get the best deal for a pc 3200 DDR card, probably 512 MB. I have only 128 right now and it just aint cuttin it. I tried Newegg.com, any other suggestions? Anyone got one for sale here?
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Anyway, I trying to see where I can get the best deal for a pc 3200 DDR card, probably 512 MB. I have only 128 right now and it just aint cuttin it. I tried Newegg.com, any other suggestions? Anyone got one for sale here?
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I'd trust my life with NewEgg, other than that you can always try Comp USA, last time I went, they had some pretty good deals, even though they didn't have the selection
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NewEgg is a great place to go, but it'* always a little more money. However, you are guaranteed top notch service if there are issues. I'd go with them.
As for the memory itself, stick with Corsair. They have a lifetime warranty. I burnt out $200 worth of DDR 400 and it was replaced with no issues.
As for the memory itself, stick with Corsair. They have a lifetime warranty. I burnt out $200 worth of DDR 400 and it was replaced with no issues.
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Originally Posted by Sol
NewEgg is a great place to go, but it'* always a little more money. However, you are guaranteed top notch service if there are issues. I'd go with them.
As for the memory itself, stick with Corsair. They have a lifetime warranty. I burnt out $200 worth of DDR 400 and it was replaced with no issues.
As for the memory itself, stick with Corsair. They have a lifetime warranty. I burnt out $200 worth of DDR 400 and it was replaced with no issues.
Corsair is not the only brand thats good and cheap alot of other brands are good also.
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I've had really good luck with Kingston memory. I personally wouldn't trust it to run a mission critical server, but the company I work for does (and they're one of the biggest e-commerce companies there is). But I've never had a problem on my personal computers with them.
And they have a niffvty little search engine on their site to determine the specific part number recommendd for your system.
And they have a niffvty little search engine on their site to determine the specific part number recommendd for your system.
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Originally Posted by MOS95B
I've had really good luck with Kingston memory. I personally wouldn't trust it to run a mission critical server, but the company I work for does (and they're one of the biggest e-commerce companies there is). But I've never had a problem on my personal computers with them.
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Originally Posted by petraman
Originally Posted by MOS95B
I've had really good luck with Kingston memory. I personally wouldn't trust it to run a mission critical server, but the company I work for does (and they're one of the biggest e-commerce companies there is). But I've never had a problem on my personal computers with them.
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Originally Posted by MOS95B
Originally Posted by petraman
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I've had really good luck with Kingston memory. I personally wouldn't trust it to run a mission critical server, but the company I work for does (and they're one of the biggest e-commerce companies there is). But I've never had a problem on my personal computers with them.
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3200 DDR 512MB stick,i happen to have a Brand new one sitting on my desk at home that im not useing...