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I picked up a 64 MB memory module for a Dell Inspiron for $32.00. Shipping was free.
Its Micron RAM - unless you're overclocking - its good enough.
fsck compaq's pricing for RAM.
$4000 for 1 GB of RAM for Proliant 7000's?
I'd like to see that company cease to exist in this lifetime.
I have Micron RAM running in my Proliant boxes at work. I have Micron RAM running in the Dell Workstations at work - ECC. One order was $600 for 4 x 256 MB PC100 ECC. Why not have a Gig of RAM in your dev server or workstation?
If it mattered that much - you wouldn't be running on Intel anyway.
BTW - if you have a 128 MB DIMM in the box - move it to a different box and order all of the ram at the same time from the same vendor - you'll be glad that you did.
Paul
a happy crucial.com customer
George Barbour wrote:
>
> ** Bad bit **
> OK it's a bit slow compared to my office megadeath machine but it does the
> job.
> I too will be upgrading its memory as soon as the price becomes reasonable,
> ( I had a quote last year of $599 for 128M for my laptop. Which BTW
> translated into £599 here in the UK; go figure).
>
> ** end of bits **
>
> George Barbour.
>
Received on Wed Apr 18 2001 - 21:40:13 CDT