Hot?Corsair 128MB DDR PC2400 for $39.95 at Outpost.com

[DTBH]

Linky

hot deal? It says call for availability.... but this is the cheapest PC2400 ram I can find anywhere!! Its from Corsair too!

 

[y00ycdz]

it'd be cool for me if it were a 512MB chip for the same price, heh 😉

 

[Automag92878]

Looks pretty good...Newegg has Corsair 256mb PC2400 for 98.00
On the same note, does anyone have good website for RAM comparisons? Thanks!

 

[DTBH]

<< it'd be cool for me if it were a 512MB chip for the same price, heh 😉 >>



hee hee I would be all over that deal too.

 

[IgoByte]

Not bad. Memory is still very cheap, compared to what it used to cost like a year and half ago. I remember purchasing Mushkin Rev.2 128MB sticks for almost $200 a pop.

 

[Farhood]

<< Looks pretty good...Newegg has Corsair 256mb PC2400 for 98.00
On the same note, does anyone have good website for RAM comparisons? Thanks! >>



try www.dealram.comlink

 

[Orkinman]

wow thats a good deal, cheapest you can get that ram off of pricewatch is $58 and THEN add in shipping. Two sticks of that would be perfect in an nForce board as a cheap gaming rig. Hmm athlon XP 1700+ with 150 Mhz FSB is 1650 MHz and on an nForce it keeps all your PCI cards in spec 😀

 

[DTBH]

<< wow thats a good deal, cheapest you can get that ram off of pricewatch is $58 and THEN add in shipping. Two sticks of that would be perfect in an nForce board as a cheap gaming rig. Hmm athlon XP 1700+ with 150 Mhz FSB is 1650 MHz and on an nForce it keeps all your PCI cards in spec 😀 >>



keeps all all pci in spec? does the nforce come with different dividers than normal kt266 or sis boards?

 

[Orkinman]

something in the way the nForce was designed runs the pci bus independant of the fsb I guess. Maybe the twin bank memory architexture allows the speed of the CPU and RAM to be adjusted without effecting the PCI bus. I know I've read on Tomshardware and hardocp that you can up the FSB on nForce and your PCI clock stays what its supposed to be. Heck if I got Athlon XP 2000+ speed from a 1700+ chip I'd be perfectly happy. nForce just seems to be perfect because it has nice sound, lan, and decent video already on board.