RDRAM ram memory

[TTM77]

Maybe someone can help me find a better websight then Memory Pro

I am looking for a PC800 for my Dell 8200. I have 256mb in there now and looking to add 1Gig into it.

Currently Memory Pro saling 512mb each for $192 * 2 = $384 + 8 (s/h)

Anyone can beat this price?

The specification is 800MHz RDRAM. It comes in ECC or non ECC.

 

[feralkid]

The most powerful cleaner in the world!:Q

 

[Cleaner]

Where's the hot deal?!?! Are you selling RDRAM to us? I didn't think so.

Please read the rules for posting in this forum.

 

[Johneverd]

This subject would probably be best posted in the ~~~~ IWANNA ~~~~ thread at the top of HOT DEALS. Good luck with your search for RDRAM, TTM77.

 

[Pothead]

we need SPELL-CHECK!

 

[Outkast4eva]

Try Googlegear

 

[corinthos]

RDRAM is the future ...

 

[robochimp]

"Rdram is the future"

Nah its being surpased by DDR in both performance and price

 

[bentwookie]

Originally posted by: robochimp
"Rdram is the future"

Nah its being surpased by DDR in both performance and price

I think he was kidding.

 

[Silex]

Originally posted by: Outkast4eva
Try Googlegear

I second this notion. Bought 2x256mb pc1066 non-ecc memory from them for like $50 each. What an RDRAM steal!

 

[q2261]

Originally posted by: Silex

Originally posted by: Outkast4eva
Try Googlegear

I second this notion. Bought 2x256mb pc1066 non-ecc memory from them for like $50 each. What an RDRAM steal!

WHaaat? When did you get a 256mb RDRAM 1066 stick for 50 bucks man? That would be FLAMING!

 

[TTM77]

Sorry, it's my first time posting new message. I couldn't find a way to switch to other forum.

RDRAM is the future or not, I don't know. I don't like the idea that u have to buy 2 each time U want to upgrade. But my damn new Dell 8200 PC take only this expensive ram. I didn't know what ram it take when I bought it. Another lesson learned.

Me know me can't spell. Me know me grama no good. Me sorry.

 

[TTM77]

But PC1066 isn't the same as PC800 right? So I can't use it to replace PC800

 

[Crellion101]

how do i know if my computer uses ecc or non-ecc rdram? is there a way to figure it out? i have a hp pavilon 9870 with pc-600 rdram.