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Feng Shui

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Apr 9, 2008
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Oh ok. Thanks for the tip. Saved me from the trouble of getting angry if the ram does not work :)
 
Always buy from someone who will guarantee compatibility and give you a lifetime warranty. CanadaRAM is also a good retailer up here.

Yes I agree crucial is very high quality and is well tested. I have used them before.
Canadaram.com is also very good, I believe the owner, is a very active member here at Macrumors. He wont push or advertise his sight or products to members here, very proper. From what I have seen in his comments on these forums I do know he is a big apple fan and cares about peoples experience's they have with apple's. I'm sure what he suggests and sells on his sight, is good for Mac's.
 
another vote for crucial here... I am very happy with my purchase from them, i've heard horror stories from my friends trying to get the cheapest deals and then it costing them more in the end with repairs and returns. just pay the extra $20 to $30 bucks and get crucial, at the end of the day you're still saving a ton of money over apple ram.
 
Anybody had any experience with KomUSA? I just ordered a 1g pc2700 stick for my pbg4, says its compatible with "Apple Powerbook." They have a "Apple Ram" section as well. It was a steal at just $40 and they seem to have really good store/service reviews.
 
Another store

I've always bought my RAM from welovemacs.com. I've probably purchased about 10 different modules for 4 different machines over the past 8 years or so. I've never had a single problem.
 
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