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Help: Cheapest Memory?
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mrsheen_2
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Afternoon all,
I'm after some more memory for my pc and was wondering if anyone can reccomend anywhere that does good deals on it...
I'm after 512mb 2100 and the cheapest I've found it is £50 approx. at microdirect.co.uk
If anyone knows any others, I'd appreciate the tip.
Thanks,
Chris.
I'm after some more memory for my pc and was wondering if anyone can reccomend anywhere that does good deals on it...
I'm after 512mb 2100 and the cheapest I've found it is £50 approx. at microdirect.co.uk
If anyone knows any others, I'd appreciate the tip.
Thanks,
Chris.
Learn from the mistakes of others - you won't live long enough to make them all yourself.
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DO NOT JUST BUY THE CHEAPEST!!!
always go for branded RAM... it's something you don't want to skimp on..
Crucial, kingston and corsair are all recommended.. crucial is normally cheap from ebuyer or direct from crucial.. (corsair has been very cheap on ebuyer lately too)0 -
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Thanks for the advice....I was only really going for Kingston or Corsair anyway really.
Thanks for pcindex.co.uk I'll definitely be marking that one in my favourites.
Cheers.
Learn from the mistakes of others - you won't live long enough to make them all yourself.0 -
I agree that this is one case where cheapest is not always best.
I use Crucial for all my memory buys.0 -
I only use Crucial too, great quality, good prices which include P & P, and really fast delivery. I always receive next day.0
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These guys supply a wide range of good memory.
I think the prices are pretty good, and it's free P&P to the UK + Ireland, but they can deliver worldwide.
http://www.pc-memory-upgrade.co.uk/0 -
Thanks for all the help. Turns out I didn't need more memory just a new power box. ;D which was loads cheaper than buying memory!!
Learn from the mistakes of others - you won't live long enough to make them all yourself.0 -
Anyone got a voucher for Crucial I can use for some SODIMM DDR PC2700 ram for a Dell Inspiron 8600?
Thanks in advance.0
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