iBook Ram upgrade

[BroadbandPlacey]

trying to get a gig stick for my iBook but im skint so im trying to do it as cheap as possible.

im looking at the corsair value

http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Produ...oductID=117458

or the kingston

http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/55297/rb/22516998321

both be about the same price including del - if anyone could say yey or nay it would help

[CAL3H]

Which iBook do you have mate? Always check with crucial.com/uk to make sure they are/aren't cheaper first - they offer excellent customer service and lifetime warranty.

Cheers,

[CocoPops]

I bought the Corsair for my MacBook.

Also, buying from scan you'll get free delivery (not sure if that has already been factored into the overall costs?)

[BroadbandPlacey]

yeah i had coco,

in the end i came across some cheap genuine apple stuff on ebay, it was cheap and it works so its all good

cheers you two

[trashcanmonkey]

Thats interesting, how much did you pay?

[BroadbandPlacey]

£72 inc postage, i thought it seemed to be a bit too good to be true (and with ebay it normally is) so i paid using my credit card just in case, it's definately a gig stick and it seemed like a genuine apple one but i didnt inspect it too closely before putting it in.

it works and was cheaper than ebugger, scan, apple etc so im happy.

[Spud1]

Thats a great deal - on the subject of crucial, I wouldn't reccomend them for apple memory - their prices are sky high for it...almost as much as direct from apple themselves

[CAL3H]

Thats a great deal - on the subject of crucial, I wouldn't reccomend them for apple memory - their prices are sky high for it...almost as much as direct from apple themselves

This depends on the model.

The new ones this certainly doesn't apply -

Apple charge £400 for 2GB
Crucial charge £186
Scan sell the Corsair Value memory for £150.

Just check out each retailer before you go for the ram - the prices have been up and down lately.