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  1. 04-08-2006, 12:37 PM #1
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    Question RAM - have you used these two sites before?

    Has anyone used these 2 sites before to order ram?:

    http://www.memory-configurator.com/

    http://www.pc-memory-upgrade.co.uk/

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  3. 04-08-2006, 12:45 PM #3
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    Ditto. Delivery wasn't the fastest, but it was from ireland so I'm not surprised

    NB: they are both the same company (GoBeyond Ltd.). Shop4memory is another of their outlets.
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    Oh i didnt know they were the same but I guess i should have guessed that!
    They seem to be the only place that sell the mushkin ram i want.
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    Was just looking at them, friend ordered stuff from there, couldn't be happier, as people have said, delivery can be a bit slow though but it gets there in the end.

    Now the search for the the best 2 gig kit begins!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Madafwo
    Was just looking at them, friend ordered stuff from there, couldn't be happier, as people have said, delivery can be a bit slow though but it gets there in the end.

    Now the search for the the best 2 gig kit begins!

    I've seen very good reviews for the 2Gb DDR2 XP2-6400 Mushkin 4-4-3-10 so going for that. I've got some of their level 2 stuff at the mo and very happy with it.
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    I bought my RAM from memory configurator. Arrived next day from Ireland (about 3 quid and change for registered post). Only problem is that they charge Irish VAT (21%). They were significantly cheaper than the UK suppliers I could find, though, so despite this I still saved money.

    There is a www.memory-configurator.co.uk site as well that is the same company and lists prices in £. BUT their site certificate isn't set up properly and, even worse, there's no SSL on the page where you enter your credit card :boggle:. The .com site is properly configured and is the one to use.
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    Bought mt team xtreem ram from the memory configurator cant fault them.
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