>Are OWC RAM modules stable? They do, by the way, have a lifetime
>warrenty. . .which is another important factor for me when choosing
>my RAM. So, if any of you are running OWC RAM in your Mac's right
>now and want to share what it's been like as far as stability, etc.,
>let me know.
May 2001 I bought two OWC 512M modules for my Pismo (PowerBook G3
FireWire). One was bad. I sent it back ($ shipping out of my pocket).
RMA came in email within 24 hours of my request, no questions asked.
A replacement module was shipped out and arrived in about a week. The
replacement, was bad. second RMA came in 24 hours, no questions
asked. I sent #3 back ($ shipping out of my pocket, AGAIN!). Another
week, and the second replacement, module #4, works great. Problems,
yes. Yet OWC has the dirt-cheapest price you can find on some modules.
It's so much fun to say I have a Gig-o-RAM; that's worth the price of
admission alone. Also, when I use my 20th Anniversary Mac with 128M.
or my 9500 with 176M, I have to close applications when I'm done with
them--I'm not used to that after working with a Gig-o-RAM for three
months!
I guess with RAM prices so cheap, how can you resist? I ordered some
$43 OWC 128M DIMMs for my 9500 tonight. Where's that drool coming
from?
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