Cheers
I will give it a go thanks
Darren
Stuart Bell wrote:
On 14 Jun 2005, at 09:25, Marcus Roberts wrote:
I think because it's almost a matter of luck if the memory will work on
not in an Apple, people say it doesn't, just to avoid the hassle. If
the memory is cheap enough, take a gamble, and just resell it if it
doesn't work. If it's near Crucial/Kingston prices, you're best
sticking with them.
Agreed. In my experience second hand Kingston or Crucial memory has been
fine; others less predictable. But the 'try and sell on if its doesn't
work' strategy can save a lot of money over new memory.
Stuart
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