CHEAP RAM!!!???

[bunbury]

Fellow bargain shoppers, I found RAM that I consider a good deal but they are back ordered. Anybody suggest a site with a comporable (or better) price for:

PC100 64MB

here is the link to the site that has it for $49 buckolas.
http://www.pcwonders.com/technote.asp?menu=1&txtProductkey=185906

thanks

[got apex]

My word of advice: Do not buy CHEAP no-name brand RAM. Shell the extra bucks for CRUCIAL, Mushkin, or Corsair.

You get cheap RAM it'll die on you like mine did 1.5 years later.

[bobdiggy]

Is Kingsley considered cheap RAM??

[bunbury]

Thanks for the advice. You are right and I have heard about the risks with no-name RAM.

However, I am looking to purchase about 10 or 12 sticks. I am traveling to South America and RAM is expensive over there. I want to perhaps resell and make a couple of bucks for spending cash as the plane tickets have just about put me in the poorhouse. (not really but they were expensive). I would be selling them as generic so people would know what they would be getting. I think generic RAM in the city where I am going to is going for like $85-90.

Any advice to discount RAM would be much apreciated.

Incidentally, pretty new on this site but I hope to be contributing to some good deals over on the GOT DEALS section pretty soon. I think I have a good one for one of those popular SHARP minidisk/MP3 players. I just have to hunt for the web address again.

[spigidygak]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by got apex: My word of advice: Do not buy CHEAP no-name brand RAM. Shell the extra bucks for CRUCIAL, Mushkin, or Corsair.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Bah, Infineon is the best ram!!! Fastest and strongest performer.

[got apex]

Ok, then go Mushkin RAM w/ Infineon chips http://www.gotapex.com/ubb/tongue.gif

As for the 10 to 12 sticks, maybe consider Kingston ValueRam. www.valueram.com (http://www.valueram.com)

Either way because RAM is scarce these days you're gonna be paying high prices for any decent name brand.