McPhee Posted January 29, 2008 Posted January 29, 2008 Questions in the title Type, speed, use, quantity etc. And do you mean "cheap" as in Value RAM, or "cheap" as in a good deal for decent stuff?
Guest Stefkov Posted January 29, 2008 Posted January 29, 2008 Some Corsair 2GB CL5 timing (?) £35 on ebuyer. good stuff.
Emasher Posted January 29, 2008 Posted January 29, 2008 Whatever you do DO NOT buy it from some guy in a backlane in London.
Caris Posted January 29, 2008 Posted January 29, 2008 Whatever you do DO NOT buy it from some guy in a backlane in London. Were not idiots. Yeah Brenny son, what sort of RAM? I'll point you in the right direction
AshMat Posted January 29, 2008 Posted January 29, 2008 Whatever you do DO NOT buy it from some guy in a backlane in London. What a fantastic warning, i'll keep that in mind next time i'm buying parts for my PC..
Shorty Posted January 29, 2008 Posted January 29, 2008 I think Emasher was joking guys... sheesh *does sweeping hand over head gesture* Yeah so you need to tell us what kind of RAM you need. Easiest way, open your PC and see what it says on the sticker.
Emasher Posted January 29, 2008 Posted January 29, 2008 I think Emasher was joking guys... sheesh *does sweeping hand over head gesture* Yeah so you need to tell us what kind of RAM you need. Easiest way, open your PC and see what it says on the sticker. Yes, you need to have read the apple thread to understand that though.
firthy1991 Posted January 29, 2008 Posted January 29, 2008 http://www.microdirect.co.uk/(14890)Kingston-1GB-Value-Ram-DDR2-533MHz-PC4200-Memory.aspx i use 4 of these, had em bout 2 years, never let me down once
RoadKill Posted January 31, 2008 Posted January 31, 2008 Were not idiots. Yeah Brenny son, what sort of RAM? I'll point you in the right direction Were not, are now, due to hideous misspell. http://www.ebuyer.com is the way to win
Caris Posted January 31, 2008 Posted January 31, 2008 Sorry, next time I'm born i'll ask not to be dyslexic.
Jackster Posted February 15, 2008 Posted February 15, 2008 crucial.com are pretty good, and if you're not sure what type you need you can just stick in your computer or motherboard manufacturer and model and it'll tell you what you should get. And I agree, best to buy from a big name. I've bought RAM a few times from a cheap components shop in Glasgow and it can cause problems.
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