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Intel Ram -> 1GB for $88

hmmm... i'd need some more testimonials for this. after purchasing a "non-guaranteed" bargain price RAM for my PowerBook, having it fail, then realizing it was my computer's fault, then realizing i couldn't return it i'm a slight bit sketchy. hopefully it continues for a while, bad RAM might take a little bit to rear its ugly, kernel-panicking head (it worked fine for a couple weeks in my PowerBook)...

sorry, not meaning to rain on your parade... how long have you had the RAM installed?

can anyone else testify to the quality of this RAM...
 
Ah, I meant with the $10 rebate on it, it's $88. There's a lot of positive reviews on the page from Mac owners, which is why I got it originally, and so far I've had it in for two days and it's been good to me. I've also got another 1GB stick of "non-guaranteed" RAM in my Mini (different brand, though), and it's held up for a few months now just fine. I think now that Apple's moved over to the Intel processors, we'll see a lot less hardware conflicts like with RAM than we did in the past...
 
I am very surprised on how much memory prices have gone up. In 11/24/05, I purchased this memory, that I am currently using in my MacBook Core 2 Duo 2.0Ghz Notebook for $49.99 after rebates. ($69.99 before) Luckily I bought two of them and got the rebates for a grand total of approx $100.00 for 2GB of memory.
Now the price for just 1GB is $120 alone, What happened!? I know this memory currently works becauseit works perfectly and no crashes with my New Macbook Core 2 Duo 2ghz computer. The memory I got isn't cheapies either, it uses the Samsung memory chipsets, the same one Apple uses on their standard or build to order computers. Weird on how prices fluctuate.
 
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