HOT! Micron PC2100 256mb DDR w/ Free Shipping - $37

[MrBLUNT]

here

same as the crucial micron except voltage readings...
3.3V vs 2.5V (crucial micron)

can someone explain what this mean?

 

[Jovack2]

Hmm at first I say " Wow what a great price!"
Then I think "What is wrong with this ram, or is it the seller?"
But in the end I'll wait for comment from other anan. users.

BUMP

 

[bootykika]

wow.. nice price. But how legit is this place? Anyone know about these guys?

 

[Jovack2]

This company doesn't answer phone calls. They seldomly answer emails (after many many were sent). They don't ship the products they sell you and they don't accept them as returns.

Here is a quote from resellerratings.com.
I believe that we should all pass this one up.

 

[Kingofcomputer]

same as the crucial micron except voltage readings...

HA HA HA!
How do you know it's same as Crucial verison of Micron memory?

This means they don't know computer hardware at all, they copy "3.3V" from somewhere (3.3V is sdr sdram), if they know computer, they'd put "2.5V".

 

[zephyrprime]

There's no such thing as 3.3v DDR. Only 2.5V (and soon to be even lower with DDR 2 but I digress).

 

[xenolith]

Spectek is just another Micron subsidiary. this is no better or worse than plain old vanilla, generic memory.

 

[BadBrad]

According to the Spectek site this is 2.5v PC2100 DDR modules. The vendors website looks to be in error. Also this RAM has only a 1 year warranty. These modules look to be contract/spec units that are usually sold in large volumes to the big guys (Compaq, IBM, HP, etc.) for use in their products. Probably better grade than generics but not as good as Crucial. BTW, their site allows you to see if their product is recommended for use in your MB.