128MB PC133 for $69 + Shipping

[fitzm]

Hey Coki, whats with the IL crack?

 

[MontyBurns]

Folks, read BOTH my posts: The $10 rebate does NOT apply to this RAM. I included a link to the stick it actually applies to, which is $90 I think. Again, no $10 rebate here... you're paying $64 for it.

 

[ygreenkitty]

I bought this ram and installed it today on my Sony PCVR556DS. My machine locked up and would not run Windows. I switched memory slots with the old and new memory and now it is smoking fast. I loaded up a few 200 mb photos in Adobe, played around with them, printed one while I worked on another, and my wait time has gone down to zilch. I am satisfied with this ram for my purposes.

 

[Braxus]

The 10 coupon is given out to those that have either bought stuff from AccessMicro before or are on their mailing list I believe. I have gotten two before. Sometimes it does pay to sign up for spam!

 

[Bad Dude]

This RAM is junk guys. It is PC125. With a good board it will make it to 133 but will intermitently gives problems with lockups or blue screens. I got some and could not figured out why. I got them from Fry's. I then bought Micron and my problems went away. Basically, when you run full load for more than 30 minutes like Quake 3 or especially UT then it will kick off and back into the Windows desktop. The RAM is inconsistent when it heats up. If you can tollerated then it's good for the price. But if you play games a lot then you might not like it. Mileage will varies since these RAMs are the ones that did not make the grade under stress. So it's you call.

 

[w3b]

remember the days I paid $90 for a 64MB

 

[Jaybird]

Hell, I remember the days when we paid $90 for 4 mb SIMMS!

 

[LukFilm]

So will it work fine at 100MHz FSB? That's all I need anyway...

LukFilm

 

[Empire_DNH]

good deal
I just order one myself

 

[grass]

Bad_Dude with 256 mb of ram will it lock up ????

 

[grass]

just went to their site and the ram is now up to $70.00 still no confirmation on my order !!!sent them an e-mail anyway.

 

[MontyBurns]

Again: It's incredibly hard to make generalizations about RAM. While no-name-brands like this are inherently riskier and certainly have more problems, you can't ask someone with a different system than you exactly how this RAM will perform in yours.

Like I said earlier, I think the biggest thing to look for in buying no-name RAM is the return policy, and from what people have said here, these guys aren't so great in that area.

 

[MontyBurns]

And as I read it, you can't even return this RAM... only exchange it for something else from them.

It's worth paying an extra $20 or $30 and getting it someplace else, I think.

 

[fordpower7]

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