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sboerup

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Mar 8, 2009
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Been looking at the OWC vs TransIntl RAM pricing, and it looks like OWC significantly dropped their prices. 12gb by at least $50 and 16GB by around $80. I haven't purchased yet, but, if you did, I'd call and see if they'll price match if you ordered in the last week.
 
Yesterday when I looked, it was I believe $579 for 12gb and $750 for 16gb. Much cheaper now, glad someone got some money out of it :)
 
Let me add my thanks as well! You saved me $70 on 16 GB - the price went down from $749 to $679. The customer service person at OWC was very nice, saying that if RAM prices changed either 5 days after your order or 5 days after you received it (I'm not sure how it could be both, but that's what he said), they'd credit you with the difference.
 
5 days thats it? Lame

ram prices are like gold or silver their pricing is more like a commodity driven up and down far faster then most computer parts.

this is because ram can be used in many different computers.


5 days is not bad. It a month the ram could go up 10 percent. remember last years 2gb 1066 mhz sticks for imacs, mac mini's and macbook pros were 25 to 30 a stick or 50 to 60 for a pair. now 85 a pair is a good price for them.
 
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