I like www.memoryx.net they seem to have a good balance
between price and quality.
If I purchase the very cheapest memory, I find that it often
fails to work properly. Thus wasting my TIME and the time of my
customers, and I end up looking like I do not know
my profession.
If you are a reseller, or purchase RAM frequently, MemoryX
will grant you a very nice discount. I am not sure what exactly
you must do to prove your status, but I guess in my case,
they just looked at my past buying trends and allowed me to
be in that "reseller" category.
Phil Marchetti
Marchetti Associates, LLC
301 404-2210
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
MarchettiAssociates.com
On Sep 7, 2007, at 12:21 AM, Richard P. wrote:
So where would you recommend buying memory, instead of getting it
from Crucial?
Thanks,
Richard P.
Tom Piwowar wrote:
Crucial shows a 2GB kit (two 1GB cards) of DDR PC2-4200 memory at
$89.99
(plus tax & shipping) so it looks like your shop is taking you to
the
cleaners.
And I think Crucial is overpriced so you are getting a double
cleaning.
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