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   williamsboldon Private E-2

   i want some cheap but good SD-RAM, two chips of 512MB, is the stuff from eBuyer any good, if any1 has had usage of it?
   all replies appreciated

    

   williamsboldon, Feb 12, 2006

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   DavidGP MajorGeeks Forum Administrator - Grand Pooh-Bah Staff Member

   Never used eBuyer or any generic memory, TBH, you get what you pay for and while it maybe fine to use, I much prefer branded memory, ok a few £s more expensive but well worth it in the long run.
   
   many problems with software/hardware issues on modern PCs are traced back to memory issues and with generic brands you could be getting any manufacturers memory chips and even a mix of them on the same PCB, what are they selling it for?

    

   DavidGP, Feb 13, 2006

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   williamsboldon Private E-2

   £30 for a 512MB unit lol...i was just seeing if anyone had any use because it would be a bargain if they were decent...will be going for the kingston 512's though.

    

   williamsboldon, Feb 13, 2006

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