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gelatin

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Sep 16, 2006
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just upgraded my MBP from the default 2x1gb sticks to 2x2gb sticks.
now i have the old sticks spare. where can i sell them?
what should i do to ensure they dont break or whatever? so far ive just put them in the packaging my new ram came in
 
If you bought your RAM from OWC, they allow you to send it in and get some money for it. Check it out here.

I still have the original RAM that came with my MacBook Pro and iMac. I store them just in case.
 
I give it to family (or some friends) who have computers (usually notebooks) that could use it.
 
sell it craigs' list. i sold my 2x1GB stock ram for $30 a few months ago. my 2x2GB sticks cost me $40 from fry's:) it is crucial ram.
 
Hang on to it. That way if you ever have problems, you have some other known-good RAM you can swap in a test with (sometimes defective DIMMs or incompatibilities don't show up right away). You might want it for another machine someday. You never know. I have a big bin I keep unneeded but functional computer parts in. It's contents come in handy every so often.
 
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