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Crucial SDRAM PC133 256MB

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Anand Tech lists this week's buy @ $71. @ corecomputers.com.

Just scored two DIMMs @$69, from this vendor. Shipping is high at $15., but overall, the deal seems sound.

Total = 512MB Crucial PC133 delivered for $153.00 (if it happens).
 
looks good for good memory. Do i really need another gig of memory? It looks that way. bump for good price on quality ram. u can get a gig of cheapo memory for 168+ship if you have a via133 mobo. check the threads. this is good for everything else.
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man. and i thought prices wouldn't get to be as cheap before that whole taiwan earthquake thing. this is just incredible. i have more ram now than hdd space just a few years ago. i love it.
 
Can somebody put up a link to this memory? All I could find at corecomputers was priced at $120 for 256mb . . .

Where is this deal?
 
I'm pricing this stuff too. Crucial has more of a discount for first-time buyers using crucial.com/webpromo (15%) minus another 5% ebates but it collects tax in about half the states. Shipping is at cost $5.50

before shipping/tax/ebates
PC100 CL2: $77
PC133 CL3: $85
PC133 CL2: $89

I have a BH6 which apparently cannot take advantage of PC133 and I doubt my next mainboard will use SDRAM so I would be more inclined to get PC100 but both 100 and 133 is $69 from Core which pretty much matches the PC100 price direct from Crucial. So, the question is which PC133 CL is Core selling? They do not specify.


Oh yeah, I could not find it with a search, just use the specials link then memory etc.
 
This is the page I found - linkified. I don't see Crucial memory tho. They list Micron memory, but is that Micron simms or Micron chips? What are the thoughts on the Micron vs. the Infineon? As far as speed, the Micron -7.5 chips are CL3 as I recall. CL2 chips have -7E for speed rating.
 
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