Boiling HOT! Corsair Value DDR2 4200 1gb Kit $83 shipped

Lanyap

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Yes, HOT. Time to add another gig to my Dell 8400. This is only $30 more than the DDR PC3200 1GB kits that are dropping in price.
 

SnarkRap

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The specs say Cas latency 4. This would be a high number for regular DDR memory, no? Does it somehow mean something different for DDR2?
 

Shaorinor

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Originally posted by: CLiu
Originally posted by: pxc
Thanks. Ordered one.

They also have a Mushkin "DDR500" 512MB (2x256MB) dual channel kit for $70 shipped: http://www.monarchcomputer.com/Merchant...de=140247&Category_Code=Sale_Clearance

So the total is 1GB or it's two 256MB memory? If it's the later, it would be too expensive.

Let's take this step by step. He/she said that he/she ordered one. Then, also mentioned that they ALSO have a ddr500 512mb dual channel kit for $70.
 

pxc

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Originally posted by: CLiu
Originally posted by: pxc
Thanks. Ordered one.

They also have a Mushkin "DDR500" 512MB (2x256MB) dual channel kit for $70 shipped: http://www.monarchcomputer.com/Merchant...de=140247&Category_Code=Sale_Clearance

So the total is 1GB or it's two 256MB memory? If it's the later, it would be too expensive.
Since you obviously didn't understand the other deal I posted (even with a link!), that's dual channel DDR1 "PC4000" memory. That's the cheapest PC4000 dual channel kit on pricewatch and $15-$20 cheaper than other name brand PC4000 dual channel kits. :roll:
 

Trader05

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looks like Monarch upped the price to $139....im updating the 1st post now for zzf's price
 

Trader05

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Just received my order from Monarch. Put them in my Dell 4700, works great!
 

freshspace

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Wait! My understanding is that these DDR2s have more pins, so that they need a different mobo to have them work in there, right guys????!!!! I am just hoping for you guys to say that I am right. I just ordered a gig of DDR. If these DDR2s work in a regular DDR slot, I'm going to be very pissed tonight.
 

RKS

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Originally posted by: freshspace
Wait! My understanding is that these DDR2s have more pins, so that they need a different mobo to have them work in there, right guys????!!!! I am just hoping for you guys to say that I am right. I just ordered a gig of DDR. If these DDR2s work in a regular DDR slot, I'm going to be very pissed tonight.


DDR and DDR2 ram chips are physically different. I believe they are used in the Intel 915 and 925 chipset based mobos.