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Does this look kind of fishy?

Aren't you getting a warranty from Crucial in case the ram goes bad ???

Crucial has a good reputation...In my book....
 
yup. rma prices will flucuate. many rise and drop due to supply and demand. amybe newegg got a EL shipment during a bad selling season(not yet holiday season, not summer blockbustergame season)
 
Originally posted by: sniperruff
i guess you'd sigh in relief if they jack the price up to $175.

I just always think that the more expensive the ram is, the better speed and quality it is... Usually the cheapest ram is the worst quality and generic brands... Thats why i was surprised that Crucial, an excellent brand would be so cheap...

So i shouldn't be worried and just buy it?
 
do you have a laptop? if so it is fine, if you have a desktop, not fine, because ram for laptops is different from ram for desktops, i always look for the lowest price on crucial ram, never been disappointed yet......
 
Originally posted by: BlizzardWolf
Originally posted by: sniperruff
crucial makes great ram. period.

So does that mean Corsair makes excellent ram?

Are Crucial and Corsair on the same level?

Yes, Corsair makes good ram. I would say Corsair leans more towards the enthusiast market (except it's ValueRAM), so it's generally more expensive but has better timings.

Both Corsair and Crucial make great RAM no matter which type you get (ValueRAM to high performance XMS).

And no, the link to the RAM you posted doesn't look fishy. Prices fluctuate and Newegg may just be lowering the price to generate more sales. It doesn't mean there's anything wrong with the RAM.
 
Originally posted by: ardenJ
Originally posted by: BlizzardWolf
Originally posted by: sniperruff
crucial makes great ram. period.

So does that mean Corsair makes excellent ram?

Are Crucial and Corsair on the same level?

Yes, Corsair makes good ram. I would say Corsair leans more towards the enthusiast market (except it's ValueRAM), so it's generally more expensive but has better timings.

Both Corsair and Crucial make great RAM no matter which type you get (ValueRAM to high performance XMS).

And no, the link to the RAM you posted doesn't look fishy. Prices fluctuate and Newegg may just be lowering the price to generate more sales. It doesn't mean there's anything wrong with the RAM.

Do you think it's worth it to pay $30 more for a Corsair ram that has better timings than the Crucial?
 
Originally posted by: BlizzardWolf
Originally posted by: sniperruff
crucial makes great ram. period.

So does that mean Corsair makes excellent ram?

Are Crucial and Corsair on the same level?

crucial, corsair, kingston, mushkin, geil, samsung, PNY all make great ram (or re-package them). now go buy that damn crucial already!!!1111111
 
Originally posted by: sniperruff
Originally posted by: BlizzardWolf
Originally posted by: sniperruff
crucial makes great ram. period.

So does that mean Corsair makes excellent ram?

Are Crucial and Corsair on the same level?

crucial, corsair, kingston, mushkin, geil, samsung, PNY all make great ram (or re-package them). now go buy that damn crucial already!!!1111111

I know that... but is it worth it to pay $30 more for a Corsair that has better timings than the Crucial?
 
Originally posted by: BlizzardWolf
Originally posted by: sniperruff
Originally posted by: BlizzardWolf
Originally posted by: sniperruff
crucial makes great ram. period.

So does that mean Corsair makes excellent ram?

Are Crucial and Corsair on the same level?

crucial, corsair, kingston, mushkin, geil, samsung, PNY all make great ram (or re-package them). now go buy that damn crucial already!!!1111111

I know that... but is it worth it to pay $30 more for a Corsair that has better timings than the Crucial?

For P4 systems: maybe to no depending on how much you plan to oc.\amd systems: definitely not. improving from CL 3 to cl2.5 wil improve performance 0-1% max except maybe in winzip or winrar.
 
Originally posted by: BlizzardWolf
Originally posted by: sniperruff
Originally posted by: BlizzardWolf
Originally posted by: sniperruff
crucial makes great ram. period.

So does that mean Corsair makes excellent ram?

Are Crucial and Corsair on the same level?

crucial, corsair, kingston, mushkin, geil, samsung, PNY all make great ram (or re-package them). now go buy that damn crucial already!!!1111111

I know that... but is it worth it to pay $30 more for a Corsair that has better timings than the Crucial?

For most users Crucial RAM or Corsair Value RAM is sufficient. The end user will not appreciate the benefits of going to high performance memory. If you are adding RAM to a prebuilt system like a laptop then there would be no reason really to go for anything other than the most basic product.

The people who benefit from high performance RAM are those who are prepared to spend extra money to get every ounce of performance from their system. A casual computer user need not include themselves in this category.

However if you are building a PC on Aesthetics then you get some pretty funky heatsinkd attched to the more expensive memory. I personally quite like the OCZ VX Gold which is also very heavy.
 
If you dislike NewEggs price reduction policy, go directly to Crucials website, use their Memory Selector Program to get the prefect fit for your PC and buy what you want.

Crucial are imo the best brand for non-overclocking ram. Their stability at stock speeds is probably matched only by their outstanding custormer service.
 
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