What kind of memory do you get?

[Shrek]

What kind of memory do you get for your Mac? Apple, Kingston, Crucial, RamJet, some other brand? Which do you prefer? :rolleyes:

Discuss.

[zarathustra]

As long as they have a clear and solid guarantee, I really don't care.

[barkmonster]

Crucial because the other brands overcharge like crazy in the UK, assuming we can even buy them over hear.

[Mr. Anderson]

as spake zarathustra, I'm happy with anything that will work and comes with a warrentee for replacement - I get what ever is best at www.buymemory.com
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[King Cobra]

www.18004memory.com

My father got some memory for my iBook, but it came from MacWarehouse. The problem was that it was the wrong type. The replacement chip also didn't work. I was like [censored].

[crazytom]

To tell you the truth, I have no idea what kind of memory it is. I always go to www.transintl.com. They seem to have very competitive prices, lifetime guaranty, and really fast shipping. They have a nice memory selector for all mac machines which makes it really easy to get the right memory.

[Over Achiever]

So...what is memory exactly? :eek::D

...

I haven't bought memory yet, but I seem to like the 512 MB MemoryX is selling...it says low power and low heat;)...hopefully this will help my powerbook not get as hot as the rest of ya'll:D

Its a tad expensive though ($186) so I hope its worth it...otherwise I like boundlesstech's prices. And the tech store by my house has good prices too...

[bousozoku]

I've always bought TechWorks memory.

I've been buying it lately from OtherWorld Computing and now, I'm considering their own brand with a lower latency (CAS-2) for my dual 800.

In any case, whatever OtherWorld is selling, they take care of you nicely. :)

[idkew]

I got my GB for mt TiBook way back when prices were real cheap from 18004memory. Hehehe, i think you can't even get 512MB now for what i paid for 1024MB then.:cool:

[King Cobra]

Ah, yes. The famous memory price competition.

I never saw anything like this in my life. Memory prices dropped up to 80 percent from what it had been 6 months before they hit an all time low. Before 2001 I remember 512MB RAM for PowerMac G4s being priced at $409. Then, around October/November, I recorded a 512MB chip for the Cube at $88. I was completely thrown off-center.

I ended up getting about $180 worth of RAM for my Cube, valid for 1GB, as provided by our friends at 18004memory. :p