HOT!! Crucial 512MB pc2700 $63.90 shipped

[Jmman]

Justr as an fyi, CC now carries Kingston PC2700, at least in my area. I picked up a 512MB DDR 333 stick today for $70 after rebate.....maybe with some pricematching action , we can find a deal....

 

[MiLLeRTiMe]

i also recieved my crucial sticks... woot woot thanks for the nice find

l8rz,
miller

 

[Schwan]

Would it be better to get 2 sticks(1 gig) of this or 2 sticks(1 gig) of samsung 3200 ram? I plan on getting a xp2500 "barton" 333fsb and plan on overclocking.

 

[BigRigDriver]

If yo plan on overspeeden, go with the fast stuff & most reliable, specially if you planning on AMD platform

 

[Dictator]

I got a 512MB PC2700 stick of crucial for $62.73 shipped from these guys today.

 

[IgoByte]

I also got two Crucial sticks from them. They work fine.

 

[RWilson]

Woo ha, just got my stick (shipped in 2 days from across the country), and its got crucial stickers all over it.

Thanks for the great deal.

 

[ww4397]

This thread is so long, I don't have time to read it all. I'd like to know if you all are still buying the RAM form CnetPC here as in the inital post or something else.

Thanks.


BTW the price at CnetPC is now $65.96 + $4 shipping.

 

[skyking]

mine is at 2-2-2-5-2 ( I am a newb, so if I have it out of order, you know what i mean, right??)
FSB170
so far so good!

 

[oddjob303]

THX. 2 sticks of crucial that run fine at stock. I have yet to try any aggressive timings or overclocking though.

 

[zeroidea]

Anyone bought this recently? Is it still actually Crucial brand? Currently $65.98 shipped.

The stick I bought a month ago is working well, but I have this thing where I'd prefer to use same-brand memory in my computer..

 

[pillage2001]

57 bucks now......pretty good if you ask me.

 

[daMachine]

Originally posted by: zeroidea
Anyone bought this recently? Is it still actually Crucial brand? Currently $65.98 shipped.

The stick I bought a month ago is working well, but I have this thing where I'd prefer to use same-brand memory in my computer..

I got my RMA back about 1½ weeks ago and it was crucial this time -- the first time, it was a generic that didn't boot.

Currently, at $57, it's a pretty good deal, but if you need it fast I'd avoid CNetPC. The shipping speed is acceptable (about 4-5 days to ship), but the RMA turnaround time it horrible. Case in point, I sent RMAs back to Newegg(CA) and CNetPC(NJ) on the same day, but it took CNetPC 1½ weeks longer than newegg to get my RMA back to me in PA. According to fedex tracking, CNetPC had my rma'd ram for nearly 3 weeks before an RMA was issued; conversly, newegg had the rma'd mobo for 3-4 days before the replacement was issued.

Given the $$$ value, I'd probably still buy from CNetPC (just not when I'm building a PC for someone).