Re: [newbie] A little OT- Memory
Check out: http://www.pricewatch.com or http://www.shopper.com HTH, Matt From: Eric Mings [EMAIL PROTECTED] Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [newbie] A little OT- Memory Date: Sun, 21 Nov 1999 17:24:53 -0500 If anyone has suggestions for places to find the best prices on memory upgrades that I can use for my PIII 450 linux box I would appreciate it. I am going to be using it as a server and need at least PC100 128 meg chips (though I would like to buy 256 if I could find an affordable source). I have looked at several mainstream mailorder places and prices vary widely. Y'all can email me directly if you think this is not of general interest to others. Thanks much. Regards, Eric Mings Ph.D. __ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com
[newbie] A little OT- Memory
If anyone has suggestions for places to find the best prices on memory upgrades that I can use for my PIII 450 linux box I would appreciate it. I am going to be using it as a server and need at least PC100 128 meg chips (though I would like to buy 256 if I could find an affordable source). I have looked at several mainstream mailorder places and prices vary widely. Y'all can email me directly if you think this is not of general interest to others. Thanks much. Regards, Eric Mings Ph.D.
Re: [newbie] A little OT- Memory
Eric Mings wrote: If anyone has suggestions for places to find the best prices on memory upgrades that I can use for my PIII 450 linux box I would appreciate it. I am going to be using it as a server and need at least PC100 128 meg chips (though I would like to buy 256 if I could find an affordable source). I have looked at several mainstream mailorder places and prices vary widely. Y'all can email me directly if you think this is not of general interest to others. Thanks much. Regards, Eric Mings Ph.D. as was recommended to me the other day, check pricewatch.com. i just ordered a new processor and memory for much less than the price of other sources. good shopping! :P
Re: [newbie] A little OT- Memory
On Sun, 21 Nov 1999, Eric Mings wrote: If anyone has suggestions for places to find the best prices on memory upgrades that I can use for my PIII 450 linux box I would appreciate it. I am going to be using it as a server and need at least PC100 128 meg chips (though I would like to buy 256 if I could find an affordable source). I have looked at several mainstream mailorder places and prices vary widely. Y'all can email me directly if you think this is not of general interest to others. Thanks much. Don't know 'bout everyone else, but I'm sure interested... DvB Regards, Eric Mings Ph.D.
Re: [newbie] A little OT- Memory
Pricewatch.com is a good place to start looking. It's an advertising place with a search engine. Original Message On 11/21/99, 3:24:53 PM, Eric Mings [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote regarding [newbie] A little OT- Memory: If anyone has suggestions for places to find the best prices on memory upgrades that I can use for my PIII 450 linux box I would appreciate it. I am going to be using it as a server and need at least PC100 128 meg chips (though I would like to buy 256 if I could find an affordable source). I have looked at several mainstream mailorder places and prices vary widely. Y'all can email me directly if you think this is not of general interest to others. Thanks much. Regards, Eric Mings Ph.D.
Re: [newbie] A little OT- Memory
If anyone has suggestions for places to find the best prices on memory upgrades that I can use for my PIII 450 linux box I would appreciate it. I am going to be using it as a server and need at least PC100 128 meg chips (though I would like to buy 256 if I could find an affordable source). I have looked at several mainstream mailorder places and prices vary widely. Y'all can email me directly if you think this is not of general interest to others. Thanks much. I would check out www.pricewatch.com first to see what's there. I've bought several modules from www.memorymonster.com, which one of my engineers found through the pricewatch site. Good price, good merchandise (PNY), terrible email response, no phone. (Misspellings, no order number, etc. Obviously a garage type low budget operation.) But the stuff worked, delivery time was quick to the US east coast, and the price was right. No sales outside the USA. Don't know where you're located. MB
Re: [newbie] A little OT- Memory
On Sun, 21 Nov 1999, pete moss wrote: Eric Mings wrote: If anyone has suggestions for places to find the best prices on memory upgrades that I can use for my PIII 450 linux box I would appreciate it. I am going to be using it as a server and need at least PC100 128 meg chips (though I would like to buy 256 if I could find an affordable source). I have looked at several mainstream mailorder places and prices vary widely. Y'all can email me directly if you think this is not of general interest to others. Thanks much. Regards, Eric Mings Ph.D. as was recommended to me the other day, check pricewatch.com. i just ordered a new processor and memory for much less than the price of other sources. good shopping! :P hmmm... just the other day I saw a 128mb dimm on hardwarestreet.com for $230 or so. I believe that's less than what I saw on pricewatch... DvB
Re: [newbie] A little OT- Memory
On Sun, 21 Nov 1999, you wrote: On Sun, 21 Nov 1999, Eric Mings wrote: If anyone has suggestions for places to find the best prices on memory upgrades that I can use for my PIII 450 linux box I would appreciate it. I am going to be using it as a server and need at least PC100 128 meg chips (though I would like to buy 256 if I could find an affordable source). I have looked at several mainstream mailorder places and prices vary widely. Y'all can email me directly if you think this is not of general interest to others. Thanks much. Don't know 'bout everyone else, but I'm sure interested... DvB I could use another 128 myself. I'm waitin' (hopin) for after Christmas, that's the usual deal. Last year I got a good price on excellent ram from memman.com, pc100 they said was good for 124mhz cas2, I used it at cas3 133.6 mhz, 3.3v for a long time, now it's 126 mhz cas2 3.4v. I don't buy the 'earthquake' reasons for ram prices being so high after the early summer low. I suspect it's the yearly 'September Flush' and 'Christmas computers' that've got us in a bind. Damn Windows and flight sims are gonna drive me into the poorhouse ;-) Tom Brinkman[EMAIL PROTECTED]
