SO-DIMM memory/RAM

ZiGeNX77

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Transcend 1GB PC2-5300 DDR2 SODIMM Memory (MPN: JM488Q643A6) $70.03
PNY 1GB PC2-5300 DDR2 SODIMM Memory (MPN: N1GX53OPT) $72.95
Corsair 1GB PC2-5300 DDR2 SODIMM Memory (MPN: VS1GSDS667D2) $72.00
Crucial 1GB PC2-5300 DDR2 SODIMM Memory (MPN: CT12864AC667) $80.40

*out-the-door prices (including s&h + tax)

I used pricegrabber to look up prices and they're all within a $10 difference. I purchased a pre-configured Acer laptop from Tigerdirect which only comes with 512MB of RAM. I want to sell the 512, and buy two sticks of 1GB DDR2 RAM for a total of 2GB.

I know they're all reputable companies, but I'm having trouble narrowing it down to one. Should I just go with the cheapest?

Laptop config:
Acer Aspire AS5570-2792 Intel Pentium Dual-Core Processor T2060 1.6GHz / 802.11b/g Wireless / 512MB DDR2 / 80GB HDD / Dual Layer DVD±RW / 14.1" WXGA / Windows Vista; Home Basic / Notebook PC
 

deepred98

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this is sorta offtopic but i'll sell you a gig of samsung pc2 5300 sodimm that has been used for about 4 days for ~60 bucks
 

ZiGeNX77

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I'd rather buy new. I prefer to buy memory in exact pairs as in the same config, same manufacturer anyway and searching for a specific model to pair up with this one isn't something I want to do. But thanks for the offer.
 

deepred98

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Originally posted by: ZiGeNX77
I'd rather buy new. I prefer to buy memory in exact pairs as in the same config, same manufacturer anyway and searching for a specific model to pair up with this one isn't something I want to do. But thanks for the offer.

had to at least try :)

otherwise i'd probably buy either the crucial or corsair, pny seems to be a budget brand and i don't really know anything about transcend
 

NoodleTech

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transcend is generally very high quality. they use samsung chips. I am running transcend DDR2 ram on my media server and I also have 2 4gb 150x SD cards made by them. Never had any trouble.