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Great deal on 16gb ram upgrade @ New Egg
This is the exact Ram I bought about 2 weeks ago for my new 2.3 i7. I know a lot of people are partial to the Crucial RAM, but the G.Skill has been flawless so far and has remarkable reviews at NewEgg.
I bought it for $79 and it's onsale for $64.99 (free shipping). G.Skill 16gb ram upgrade Last edited by CtotheP; Jan 14, 2013 at 03:01 PM. Reason: Fixed link |
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Awesome, thank you CtotheP. I have been looking and waiting for a good deal to get 16GB for my mini. This happens to be the perfect deal. I have had G.Skill RAM in the past and never had issues. Very happy with the deal as I was expecting to spend ~$85 rather than $65 for 16GB.
Now if only you could find me a great deal on a Samsung 830 or 840 Pro SSD.
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LOL....I'll keep an eye out. I just check New Egg's daily deals
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RAM sure is cheap!
In 1993, I bought myself a PC in mid 1993 equipped with 8 MB RAM at $70 a stick, down from $85 a few weeks before. Later, in late 1994, I bought 8 more at $32 each - I had an A.i.R. motherboard that had a special slot allowing use of 16 SIMMS on an expansion card. Anyway the price was already falling fast!
For fun! Mid 1993 At $70 per MB, cost for 16GB, we get $70 * 1024 * 16 = $1,146,880. Late 1994 At $32 per MB, cost for 16GB, we get $32 * 1024 * 16 = $524,288. Another way of looking at it. At 16GB/$65, we get $0.000003783498 / MB. Disk space is another story ... |
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Bought mine while back for $44 shipped from newegg!
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Thanks CtotheP, I have been waiting for a good deal.
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Looks like its back up to $82.99. I picked this same RAM up for $59 a month ago and it has been running flawlessly!
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It sure is amazing how much RAM prices can fluctuate over a few weeks. Guess part of that is if you can get the RAM while on sale or not. |
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I should note that I ordered the RAM yesterday afternoon and got my tracking info this AM. Newegg has always been a great company to deal with.
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Yep, it was a one day "shocker" deal. They're a great company to work with!!!
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My 16GB kit from New Egg came in the mail today. RAM swap took 5 min at most. The ran "Remember" and everything checks out perfectly. Then ran Geekbench because I was curious and saw my benchmark jump from 11545 to 11971. Next upgrade, just need to save up for a SSD whether the 256GB Samsung 840 Pro or that new 1TB SSD that is coming out for $600.
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Wow that is an amazing deal. I assume that deal is long gone. Oh well, wish I had known about it as I would have jumped on it. I know you can get still get the Samsung 830 256gb for ~$195 online which really isn't too bad. But really, if a 1TB with 500 mb/sec read and 400 mb/sec write is going to be available for $600, that could very well be the answer for me. Just trying to decide at this point. |
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But they did have a Samsung 840 on slick deals for $149.99 which might be the deal you were thinking about? The Samsung 840 is a nice drive (especially at that price), but I would rather have the 840 Pro, the 830 or that Crucial 1TB I believe. Plus, it looks I am too late as that 840 deal on eBay has sold out. |
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Also, I would actually recommend to run Memtest86+ booted from a USB stick if possible, and leave it over night to go maybe 3-4 passes... This will be a bit more thorough. I did not really find the output from Memtest (the one used by Rember) to be that easy to interpret, whereas Memtest86+ is very clear when it finds any errors... |
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