[Ti] Ram online stores?

[Erik Gaderlund]

Or Viking, or Kingston too, but, you do pay for it, and I've been 
having problems with my Kingston RAM so even the best can have 
problems.

erik g

At 05:46 PM -0600 02/18/04, Kynan Shook wrote:
>No, no, no...  Crucial is the very GOOD stuff.  1-800-4-Memory (aka 
>Coast to Coast Memory) is the very BAD stuff.
>I would recommend Crucial and only Crucial; as far as I know, 
>they're the only place where you can actually buy from the 
>manufacturer.  Every other vendor just resells somebody else's chips 
>(or even just somebody else's chips mounted on somebody else's PCB), 
>which can often be of questionable quality.
>
>Khyber Courchesne <khyber at urbisnet.com> writes:
>>Hi All,
>>Does anyone have a recommendation for an online store to buy powerbook ram?
>>256 or 512....quality and low price are what I need.  I recall that there
>>are some brands to avoid, like 1800Memory, and, was it Crucial?
>
>
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