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Hey Peeps,
I am looking to purchase a gig ram stick for my 15" rev b. I can't wait forever, so I am not looking to use outpost. What are people's experiences with kingston/micron memory? I have found a site that sells it for 260.00 is that fair?
Thanks,
Chris
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you can also try newegg.com, they have good deals,
or macsales.com.
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"At first, there was Nothing. Then Nothing inverted itself and became Something.
And that is what you all are: inverted Nothings...with potential" (Sun Ra)
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One of the machines where I work has a 1GB Kingston "Value RAM" (single SO-DIMM) and has worked perfectly for several months so far. It's a 17-inch Powerbook.
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Originally posted by HarriganC:
Hey Peeps,
I am looking to purchase a gig ram stick for my 15" rev b. I can't wait forever, so I am not looking to use outpost. What are people's experiences with kingston/micron memory? I have found a site that sells it for 260.00 is that fair?
Thanks,
Chris
Just this week I bought memory from OWC for $237, it was $245 with overnight shipping. I my hand literally 24 hours after I ordered it. Guaranteed to work in PB, works fine so far.
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DRM
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Gigabit Ethernet G4 OWC mercury upgrade 1.33
15" Powerbook G4 1.5GB/80GB/SuperDrive
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newegg.com has a stick of kingmax for 191 shipped
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Powerbook G4 15" 1.5Ghz
80GB 5400RPM
2x256 PC2700 Sodimm
ATI 9700 128mb video card
CD/DVD Computer Drive
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How do these compare to some that explicitly state that they have a low-power-drain? Samsung has one such model, and it cost CDN$500 as opposed to the regular RAM's price of CDN$400 (source: http://www.canadaram.com/macram.html)
Docholiday
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Powerbook 15.2" G4 1.5Ghz
1GB RAM, 80GB 5400rpm
4GB iPod Mini, Rev 2, Green
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Dedicated MacNNer
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Originally posted by docholiday:
How do these compare to some that explicitly state that they have a low-power-drain? Samsung has one such model, and it cost CDN$500 as opposed to the regular RAM's price of CDN$400 (source: http://www.canadaram.com/macram.html)
Isn't there anyone with knowledge on this matter, or some good 'ol macnn advice?
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Powerbook 15.2" G4 1.5Ghz
1GB RAM, 80GB 5400rpm
4GB iPod Mini, Rev 2, Green
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I got the Kingmax for $190 from NewEgg, and haven't had any problems with it for two months. It really is nice having that much RAM.
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I have the kingmax ram from newegg also... picked it up for $200 before school started this year. Haven't had a problem with it yet... never had any problems with kingmax actually... 
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Mac: 15" 1.5ghz PB w/ 128mb vid, 5400rpm 80gb, combo drive, 2gb ram
Peripherals: 20gb 4g iPod, Canon i950, Canon S230 "elph", Canon LIDE30, Logitech MX510, Logitech z5500, M-Audio Sonica Theater, Samsung 191T
PC: AMD "barton" XP @ 2.3ghz, 1gb pc3200, 9800pro 128mb, 120gb WD-SE 120gb
Xbox: 1.6, modded with X3 xecuter, slayers evoX 2.6, WDSE 120gb HDD
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