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companies making RAM
which companies that make RAM sticks are you comfortable going with? I want to add more to my comp, and know the specs i need, but don't know which company has the best quality, customer service, etc. just want to get pointed in the right direction. thanks for the help in advance
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Hi Kristopher,
I got some ram from this place called crucial on the advice of the folks over at the sonikmatter logic forum.It was around $200 for 1GB for my dual g5.It seems to work fine.
I got some ram from this place called crucial on the advice of the folks over at the sonikmatter logic forum.It was around $200 for 1GB for my dual g5.It seems to work fine.
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The RAM that I trust the most is either crucial or kingston RAM. I have never had an issue with compatibility with those brands. As for places to buy them...check out newegg.com they normally have the best deals in the industry.
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I agree with both Crucial and Kingston as well. I haven't priced out Kingston in a while, but Crucial RAM is dirt cheap.
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I'll agree as well with the above: Crucial but also wanna mention Mushkin - http://www.mushkin.com/epages/mushkin.storefront. They both have nice prices via web, ship real FAST, and when I have had to speak with either of them via phone they have both been friendly and helpful.
newegg is a great company as well but both crucial and mushkin have websites where you can direct order.
These are the kinds of companies that deserve business.
FB
newegg is a great company as well but both crucial and mushkin have websites where you can direct order.
These are the kinds of companies that deserve business.
FB
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The last ram I bought was OCZ, works fine, haven't overclocked it. I'm getting another stick of it soon. Check out newegg for excellent service:
www.newegg.com
www.newegg.com
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While I wasn't the one looking for RAM, I would like to thank everyone for the links. It's nice to have choices!
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I'll second that. Mushkin is the only place I've purchased RAM upgrades from in this century. No problems yet (and there were plenty before I found Mushkin).Fatback wrote:I'll agree as well with the above: Crucial but also wanna mention Mushkin - http://www.mushkin.com/epages/mushkin.storefront.
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i just wanted to say thanks to everyone who responded. you guys(and girls) are great. thanks for all the help.
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If you have a mac Other World Computing is great for price, compatibility and customer service. They guarantee their ram for life. www.macsales.com
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