*Another Price Change* Kingston HyperX PC-3000 DDR 256/512 $51/$86.00

[alchemize]

Originally posted by: TAL0N
Updated thread title and original post, the 256M modules are now regularly priced at $45

Blah I just ordered them at $50 on Friday. Anyone know if these guys will price adjust?

Edit: I see from their website they don't

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[Nutzo]

Warm Deal....

Amazon has the Kingston 512MB HYPERX DDR 370MHZ DIMM for $101.99 - $10 coupon = $ 91.99

No Sales Tax & Free Super Saver Shipping to California

- plus a $40 gift certificate I needed to use up made this a HOT deal for me

 

[m1ke101]

Originally posted by: Nutzo
Warm Deal.... Amazon has the Kingston 512MB HYPERX DDR 370MHZ DIMM for $101.99 - $10 coupon = $ 91.99 No Sales Tax & Free Super Saver Shipping to California - plus a $40 gift certificate I needed to use up made this a HOT deal for me

nice deal! Great for the people like me in california, too bad this wasn't around when I put my order in. The one downside is you'll have to wait a minimum of a week for you to get the memory.

 

[binek]

Im waiting for my HyperX 433MHz (2x256) from NewEGG

 

[BAMAVOO]

Hell I run my 2 sticks of Kingston Valueram DDR333 @ 400DDR no sweat in Dual Channel

I have to say this stuff is good No heatspreaders

 

[Bad Dude]

Hey Bamavoo,
What is the voltage that you run the sticks in?
What do you mean by dual channel? Are you referring to the fact that they are DDR?
Thanks.

 

[TAL0N]

Noticed another price change at ExcaliberPC today, the 256M sticks are up to $51 but the 512M sticks dropped to $86. Still a WARM deal on good quality DDR. In another thread mdcrab pointed out a news release at PlanetAnalog that shows Kingston has changed the timing on these sticks to LL.

PC3000, 370MHz settings: 2-2-2-6-1 (CAS Latency 2)