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Post by marcmdm2005 on Mar 10, 2008 0:42:20 GMT -6
This is Marc here. And I am here to say hello. Hopefully sometime soon I can come to the meetings and what not. But I got a question does anyone have any PC2100, PC2700, PC3200 RAM Laying around they might want to sell? My desktop is crying for more.
Thank You & God Bless
Marc
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Post by Derek L on Mar 10, 2008 6:39:34 GMT -6
Welcome Marc If you haven't already, please check out our site, www.slugo.org . We meet on the 2nd Sat of every month from 9 to noon at the Papillion library. |
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Post by marcmdm2005 on Mar 10, 2008 11:19:49 GMT -6
Yepp thats how I ended up here!!
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Post by CaptainShrinkwrap on Mar 11, 2008 6:15:25 GMT -6
Marc, DIT Computers usually carries pc2700 and pc3200 in stock. 512's run about $30.00. Office Depot usually has pc3200 on sale about once a month. It's usually Kingston, (very good quality), and I've seen 1 gigs go for about $55 to $60. I used to have tons of extra sticks laying around but it's pretty much been used up except for a couple of 256 meg chips. Best Buy carries 2700 and 3200 also but sometimes they use a four chip stick that does not play nice with some other memory chips. A place that will always have memory in stock is McDonald and Associates near 156th and West Center Road. Just go to www.buymemory.com The site will say wholesale, but they will sell to anybody who comes in. If you presently are using pc2100, I would really advise against using pc3200 at the same time. The rule of thumb is don't go up more than one speed of chip. Hope this helps? |
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