Mushkin 512mb PC3200 3-3-3-8 module $18 (+S&H) @ Newegg

[Gigantopithecus]

Link.

Stock up for future upgrading of friends' older systems.

 

[bdubya]

Nice find. Thanks!

 

[MAG1969]

OOS.

 

[airjrdn]

Ordered 4, thx OP

 

[ShreddedWheat]

Decent memory if used alone but wouldn't mix with my patriot memory at loose timings.

Don't mix with other memory unless you want trouble.

 

[airjrdn]

That's why I went w/four. I'll be removing a pair of 512M Corsair XMS's and replacing them w/these 4.

 

[jae]

Out of stock already! hey airjordan.. what ya doin with those cosair 512's

 

[Phris]

Just as I find the other Crucial RAM on sale won't work with my computer, this comes and goes. Just when I wanted to double my memory, too.

 

[jlee]

Doh, my uncle needs some of that. Ahwell, maybe next time.

 

[Rockinacoustic]

Bah, I stared at this sale this morning thinking "eh, I'll decide whether to pull the trigger in the evening"

:|

 

[airjrdn]

Hopefully putting them in the fileserver.

 

[airjrdn]

FYI, I got them, then realized my mini-PC only has two slots. The Newegg box is still unopened. Newegg wants to charge a $11 restocking fee, so I'm open to selling these if anyone is interested.

 

[TestGuyCT]

Originally posted by: airjrdn
FYI, I got them, then realized my mini-PC only has two slots. The Newegg box is still unopened. Newegg wants to charge a $11 restocking fee, so I'm open to selling these if anyone is interested.

YGPM

 

[joshmroest]

Originally posted by: TestGuyCT
YGPM

What the??? The OP has PM? :laugh:

 

[Googer]

Originally posted by: Gigantopithecus
Link.

Stock up for future upgrading of friends' older systems.

Direct link please!

 

[chazzzer]

The $18 Mushkins are gone, but Newegg has the APIDA 512MB DDR PC3200 2.5-3-3-6 for $19.99 + shipping:

APIDA 512MB PC3200 @ Newegg


They also have 1GB 2.5-3-3-6 sticks for $39.99:

APIDA 1GB PC3200 @ Newegg

 

[HarvardAce]

Never heard of APIDA, and I tend to stay away from non-name brand memory. Anyone have any experience with them?

 

[airjrdn]

I've replied to each of the PM's. I'm not looking to make a profit at all. I'll let them go to the first one that replies and can work out payment (Paypal more than likely). If you have an issue w/Paypal, no prb, just let me know and we can probably work something out.

 

[Lanyap]

Originally posted by: Googer

Originally posted by: Gigantopithecus
Link.

Stock up for future upgrading of friends' older systems.

Direct link please!

He did use a direct link but NE pulled this item from their site so a direct link is automagically converted into a link for all items of that brand.

FROM:
www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820146219
TO:
www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=Suggested&Description=20-146



I'll have to check out that APIDA 1GB.
Thanks

EDIT: Ouch on the APIDA 1GB.
Manufacturer Warranty
Parts 30 days limited
Labor 30 days limited

Better to pay a few dollars more and get a lifetime warranty.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/...tion=&Ntk=&srchInDesc=

 

[chazzzer]

Originally posted by: Lanyap
I'll have to check out that APIDA 1GB.
Thanks

EDIT: Ouch on the APIDA 1GB.
Manufacturer Warranty
Parts 30 days limited
Labor 30 days limited

Better to pay a few dollars more and get a lifetime warranty.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/...tion=&Ntk=&srchInDesc=

Newegg's site does say 30 days, but the manufacturer's website says "3 years limited waranty for all APIDA memory products."

Warranty Info

Also, Newegg doesn't specify any non-standard return policy, so that means it's returnable to Newegg for replacement within one year of purchase.

I've been installing memory in computers for over 20 years (DIP, SIP, ZIP, COAST, SIMM, DIMM, etc.), and I did desktop support for a living for many of those years. While I've had the occasional DOA part, I've never had a memory part fail on me after initial testing. Doesn't mean it doesn't happen, of course...but a one-year or three-year warranty on RAM is the same as lifetime in my book. Besides, APIDA doesn't make the memory chips, they're made by the same companies that make the chips on all of the other brands of DIMMs. At best, APIDA puts the chips on the DIMM modules. More likely is that they put their name on the DIMM modules that somebody else put together, just like most of the other brands do.