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WTB: an old pc1330 or pc100 512mb stick of ram
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: fredericksburg va
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anyone have some laying around they have no use for anymore?
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Join Date: Apr 2003
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no one have one lying around collecting dust?
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Senior User
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: God's Country, The South
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Originally posted by videian28:
no one have one lying around collecting dust?
I have one, but it is not lying around collecting dust. I will sell it for $80. It is the high grade PC133 low density type, not dusty! It is 2-2-2.
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Apr 2003
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just looking for the old slow stuff =p the 512 sticks sell on ebay for 40-50, trying for lower than that/
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Senior User
Join Date: Oct 2002
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Originally posted by videian28:
just looking for the old slow stuff =p the 512 sticks sell on ebay for 40-50, trying for lower than that/
Beware, the stuff for sale on eBay for 40-50 is high density and will not work with most older hardware.
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high density? you lost me?
I have bought much ram on ebay (my dual 2.5 is stuffed with it) and have never had a problem, pc100 or pc133 is pretty much what it says it is (barring different physical types, SODIMMS vs DIMMS vs ECC)
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Senior User
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: God's Country, The South
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Originally posted by videian28:
high density? you lost me?
I have bought much ram on ebay (my dual 2.5 is stuffed with it) and have never had a problem, pc100 or pc133 is pretty much what it says it is (barring different physical types, SODIMMS vs DIMMS vs ECC)
That is totally not right about PC133 or PC100, but it is mostly true about DDR memory. Check out this page from 1st Choice Memory:
http://www.1stchoicememory.com/page17.html
Notice the link at the bottom for low density memory. There is a big difference if you stick it in the wrong system, it just will not work. Now on DDR memory, there is still no "low density" or "high density" chip differences, but there may be one day soon.
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Moderator Emeritus  Join Date: Dec 2000
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I also have 1 (not lying around) that I could let go for around $80.
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