[imemikey]

I hope this one works, if so, im gonna order a set to get 2GB Ram for $40.00.

Buy.com - Crucial 1GB PC2-5300 667MHz 240-pin DDR2 Memory - CT12864AA667

[imemikey]

nevermind, dont think its gonna work, too many pins i think

[mduell]

Yea that's desktop memory, not laptop memory.

[Smillz]

Newegg.com - Buy Mac Memory For Less at Newegg

Use something from there

[C.A.T.S. CEO]

Originally Posted by Smillz 

Newegg.com - Buy Mac Memory For Less at Newegg

Use something from there

Crucial is almost identical to Apple branded RAM, I would go with them over a random vendor on newegg.

[mduell]

Newegg sells Crucial for lower prices than Crucial sells Crucial.

[jokell82]

Originally Posted by C.A.T.S. CEO 

Crucial is almost identical to Apple branded RAM, I would go with them over a random vendor on newegg.

There are plenty of "vendors" on newegg that offer quality memory *with* a lifetime warranty for much cheaper than Crucial. I'd buy a Corsair, Patriot, or Kingston stick over a Crucial stick any day of the week.

But if you want to pay more for the same quality, by all means.

[ghporter]

Originally Posted by jokell82 

There are plenty of "vendors" on newegg that offer quality memory *with* a lifetime warranty for much cheaper than Crucial. I'd buy a Corsair, Patriot, or Kingston stick over a Crucial stick any day of the week.

But if you want to pay more for the same quality, by all means.

Crucial has an edge over Corsair, Patriot, and Kingston-they actually manufacture their RAM (chips and everything), whereas the others buy chips from other sources and use them to build their RAM. That means Crucial has the capability of keeping everything to tighter tolerances. For the same price or even a little more, I'd go with Crucial. Not to say that Corsair and Kingston aren't very good choices (and Patriot to a lesser extent), just that there IS a difference.

[Smillz]

For choosing ram I would easily go with OCZ