On that suggestion. Go to crucial look up your memory.
Then using their stock numbers go to other sites and see what they charge.
Also note compatible memory.
The only time I have gotten memory that did not work was when I got
it on Ebay and the shyster was selling some memory that would only
work in a specific style board and did not disclose this.
Other than that I have had many sticks of memory over the years
bought at a variety of dealers with no problem.
But make sure you know what type of memory belongs in that system
before purchasing.
(I noted Crucial sold both 333 and 400 memory for that
Board. Depending on the processor this will either be no effect or
slow it down.)
Stewart
At 10:00 AM 3/5/2008, you wrote:
For what it's worth, while Datamem has good prices, it's memory
finder can't find my Compaq computer's memory. Crucial's memory
finder was able to find it easily and the memory is guaranteed to work.
Richard P.
I just compared CC to DataMem. DataMem had a good memory finder
and was $29 for 512. CC had no memory finder and did not have an
exact match for what I was looking for. They had something that
should work, but that was $38. Big difference in service and price.
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