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Staples: 512MB PNY PC2100 $35AR/AC

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That's what it says when I checkout, but Rebateshq.com sucks a$$ at rebates so i'll have to pass on this. Thanks tho!
 
OOS in my area according to .com and the 800#,but my local B&M had 9 in stock.
The B&M register printed the 50.00 rebate form, regular receipt, and rebate receipt.
Same rebate # and address as the .com promo.
Used a legit 10 off 40 i got in the mail saturday.

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Well I just got mine and slapped in there. Had some stability problems at first running at 266mhz but after swapping it and my 256meg stick around it seems to be alright. Haven't tried overclocking it any yet.

It is certainly helping in Enemy Territory.

Just upped it to 280mhz and all seems well. Thats as high as I had it before the upgrade.
 
Got my 20 off $100 card in the mail today so I stopped by and picked up a stick.

The manager had accidentally brought out the PC2700 one which had the bravo 6ns chips on it. Scanned for $140 or something like that, so he went back and got me the pc2100 package which had the exact same chips on it but is $99.94. Got a $2 package of binder clips my wife needed and was out the door for $88 and change before MIR.

Don't know what to think of these bravo ram chips but $36 for 512k of PC2700 seems like a pretty good deal to me.
 
Originally posted by: Freejack2
Got my 20 off $100 card in the mail today so I stopped by and picked up a stick.

The manager had accidentally brought out the PC2700 one which had the bravo 6ns chips on it. Scanned for $140 or something like that, so he went back and got me the pc2100 package which had the exact same chips on it but is $99.94. Got a $2 package of binder clips my wife needed and was out the door for $88 and change before MIR.

Don't know what to think of these bravo ram chips but $36 for 512k of PC2700 seems like a pretty good deal to me.
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What were the markings on the chips? Let me know...
 
pc 2700 packaged as pc2100 is turning up on a regular basis of late. seems most of the memory makers are cranking out pc2700 but not much pc2100, so the big retailers order xxx units of pc2100 and the manf shipps what they have on hand.

I've gotten in on several of the pc2700 for 2100 ram deals going back to this summer. last one was at Staples just about a month ago.

if you got to a B&M be sure to check the chips, and don't be afraid to ask the CRS to see all the stock they have if nessasary to find what you want.
 
Markings on the individual chips are:
(In big text) BRAVO
(In little text) ADP328TM-60

Anyone ever heard of this ram? Is it junk?
 
I recieved the BRAVO 512MB/PC2700 but I had stablilty problems with it on my system. I'm running 2 256MB/PC2100 sticks and when I added the BRAVO stick my system would just randomly lock up.
 
If you're running a mix of pc2100 and pc2700 modules where the pc2100 are true pc2100, then its unlikely it will run at the pc2700 speeds.

Makes sense, don't you think? It's as fast as the slowest module.

Try the pc2700 by it self and see if it runs at the 333 Mhz speed.
 
Originally posted by: Guido06
I recieved the BRAVO 512MB/PC2700 but I had stablilty problems with it on my system. I'm running 2 256MB/PC2100 sticks and when I added the BRAVO stick my system would just randomly lock up.
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Make sure your memory speeds are still set to 266. If it is set to SPD try setting it directly to 266.
 
Wow, I thought PC3200 was the slowest anyone was using these days.

I cant believe anyone still uses 2100 epsecially with so much in rebates to wait for
 
Originally posted by: GPz1100
If you're running a mix of pc2100 and pc2700 modules where the pc2100 are true pc2100, then its unlikely it will run at the pc2700 speeds.

Makes sense, don't you think? It's as fast as the slowest module.

Try the pc2700 by it self and see if it runs at the 333 Mhz speed.
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I don't think guido ever said he was running them at 333. He said he was running two 2100 sticks, then put the Bravo stick in... I think he's running it at 266.
 
Originally posted by: Johnbear007
Wow, I thought PC3200 was the slowest anyone was using these days.

I cant believe anyone still uses 2100 epsecially with so much in rebates to wait for
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Sorry, not all of us NEED to have the best out there...for crying out loud, I'm still on a 1900+.

Picked up a stick at my local Staples...there were a few left, most appearing to be the M-60 Bravo chips.

Staples rebates are pretty quick anyway...

 
READ THE FORUM RULES...thanks.

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Originally posted by: Guido06
I recieved the BRAVO 512MB/PC2700 but I had stablilty problems with it on my system. I'm running 2 256MB/PC2100 sticks and when I added the BRAVO stick my system would just randomly lock up.
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Try swapping the memory around. That fixed my stability problems.

 
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