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| 35261 | 2002-02-11 00:06:00 | In the February 2002 issue ofNew Zealand PC World there is and article on page 98 over the name of Stan Miastowski 'Bulk up your P C's Ram'. In the first paragraph it says 'Ram prices are amazingly low' (about $50-$60 for 128MB at press time.) Can someone tell the name and address of that supply as I am keen to bulk up as Stan suggests. Thanx in anticipation. |
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| 35262 | 2002-02-11 00:14:00 | sorry mate, ram prices have jumped, you missed out unless you can find a store who stocked up while the price is low. i heard rumors that Inhouse Computers (a small palmerston north computer store) did this, although i can't confirm. best of luck, i think you'll need it |
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| 35263 | 2002-02-11 03:13:00 | I would suggest that the article was written by a USA based contributer to IDG and he may well have been talking in US dollars, but then I could be wrong. PP |
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| 35264 | 2002-02-11 04:19:00 | Make sure you research the right Mem module for your machine before you buy. I have a Dell Optiplex that will only take Unbuffered DIMM. There is a fairly good checking program at www.ec.kingston.com That will help to confirm what you actually need. Dell price for 128 MB for my PC came to over $400 - I declined. jt |
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| 35265 | 2002-05-17 14:35:00 | Hi, I have also found that RAM prices have jumoed recently. I put in 128 MB more last weekend and ended up buying it from Dick Smiths. The price was less than $100 (cant remember exactly - about $97) which is less than the advantage and ascent sites that I often use. Regards, Brett |
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