Just treated myself to some RAM!

[mountaingraphic]

Those base kits on pricewatch look really nice..I have been wanting a six-core..Humm gonna have to sell some stuff and get me a new system. Thanks for the link

 

[VizualVoice]

I've always been a fan of ramseeker.com though lately I've been buying quite a bit of schtuff for my mac from otherworldcomputing.com

 

[The Vector Doctor]

I like to use PRICE WATCH to check out the lowest prices on everything for computers, etc.

http://www.pricewatch.com/

For system memory:

http://www.pricewatch.com/system_memory/

I don't want to buy it, I want to know in what order to position the sticks? When you have a mix like I do, you can optimize where you place them on the memory risers

There are 2 sets of these on the Pros

 

[SignaramaFL]

While I was aware of the info you posted, I was serious about being educated. One never knows when new info is out there so, just in case....

Ah okay hehe ya thats about the basics, beyond that you really start to get technical which I don't the average user would need/want to know

 

[SignaramaFL]

also if anyone is looking for a good spot to buy ram. check out newegg.com or tigerdirect.com

 

[mountaingraphic]

^ecost.com is much like those as well. Also has a bargain countdown which you can find some really good deals on.

 

[petesign]

I'm a big fan of newegg.com - That's where I buy most of my components. I just got a KVM switch with cables from there for about $20.