Bern said:I read reports that Corsair didn't play nice with Macs?
I ended up get generic from MacMall in Chatswood. Not too cheap though.![]()
nickel said:I just want to find out where I can get cheap RAM for the Macbooks (Mac Pro if possible as well). It would be nice if it was around Melbourne but online stores are okay.
oingoboingo said:www.msy.com.au
1GB DDR2 SO-DIMM for $110.
Yes, the website is awful, but I know plenty of people who buy stuff from there. They have stores in Melbourne.
generik said:I'm in SA, do they take orders from out-of-state customers?
Scarlet Fever said:not the cheapest, but deffinately reliable...
$175 for a gig stick at streetwise. They do nation-wide shipping (with a fee). Ive never had a problem from them, and ive had half a dozen computers, and about 8 sticks of ram from them, not to mention 4 iPods and heaps of software. Their computer prices are a bit cheaper than the RRP as well. If your in the area, go there.
mad jew said:I second the Streetwise call. They know what they're talking about when it comes to Macs, which is more than I can say about most of our retailers.
Go Crows!
mad jew said:I second the Streetwise call. They know what they're talking about when it comes to Macs, which is more than I can say about most of our retailers.
Go Crows!
mad jew said:They don't have an Adelaide store either but I just use the online shop.![]()
I take that back. Port Power rules!
Kane.Elson said:I hate having to shop around. I know it's good for prices that people have to look around buy from the cheapest store, but it is so much effort.
I just feel like buying it from apple to save the hassle (Stupid I know, but true).
With my edu discount the prices are only a bit more (Except the 2 gig ram, that price is so randomly expensive)
or I could not go to the fancy restaraunt and forget I ever spent the extra moneygenerik said:With EDU pricing it is still a lot more expensive, you can easily buy 2 sticks elsewhere AND still have change left over for lunch at a fancy restaurant!![]()