As the user name implies, I work for Kingston. Prices on DDR2 products (the main stream memory right now) are going up. I've seen prices and Kingston's costs increase on weekly basis for some time now. It is all about supply and demand so it's hard to know where the market will go long term.
I've never used them, but the specs match, as it's sold as Mac compatible memory. I took a look at resellerratings.com, and they've an 8.87/10 Lifetime rating. Rather decent for an online retailer.Has anyone used Small Dog RAM modules? Any opinions? Their prices are quite a bit lower right now ($50/2GB vs. $75+/2GB at most others) and I'm wondering if the quality is up to snuff. Just for fun I called TekServe in NYC and they want $250/2GB!!
The RAM I'm looking at is this:
http://www.smalldog.com/product/70748
Any reviews or thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks!
Good luck with it, and please post your results with it.Well I placed an order for 2 x 2GB modules. If this RAM is good it's definitely the best deal that I could find - $98 for 4GB of 800mhz Mac Pro RAM. I called Small Dog and they said they source the RAM from some memory company in Vermont and it comes with a 10-year guarantee. I'm crossing my fingers!
I know.On the standard DDR2/DDR3 side the prices of DDR2 are now longer bargain basement. DDR2 can be found for a few dollars more than DDR3 in some cases.![]()
Good luck with it, and please post your results with it.
Posts on good, low cost memory suppliers are always welcome.![]()