Crucial rules for RAM!
I accidentaly ordered the wrong ram from Crucial Technologies.
I called up and was told no problem, they sent me out the correct ram and told me to refuse the first package from FedEx, didn't charge any additional shipping fee and paid the return shipping for the wrong ram.
I received the new ram the next day, now thats service!
I called up and was told no problem, they sent me out the correct ram and told me to refuse the first package from FedEx, didn't charge any additional shipping fee and paid the return shipping for the wrong ram.
I received the new ram the next day, now thats service!
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I especially enjoy the free 2nd day delivery.
Not to mention significantly improving my Mac's performance.
<strong>Crucial is definately awesome.
I especially enjoy the free 2nd day delivery. </strong><hr></blockquote>
How come you're back to macaddict?
[ 10-09-2002: Message edited by: EmAn ]</p>
Plus, I'm just known as macaddict around here...well, maybe not known, but recognized.
Excuse the potentiol ignorance of that question. I haven't memorized all my RAM suppliers acronyms yet
<strong>Crucial is awesome, yes, but I've come to trust cheaper generic RAM from OWC.</strong><hr></blockquote>
I have had a few NIGHTMARE episodes with OWC lately and I cannot urge all of you strong enough to STAY AWAY from them.
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I have had a few NIGHTMARE episodes with OWC lately and I cannot urge all of you strong enough to STAY AWAY from them.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Care to elaborate?
I've bought ALL my RAM from <a href="http://www.macsales.com/" target="_blank">OWC</a> for the past year. I also bought a few other items like a PCI cards, drive enclosures, a CPU upgrade, and other items from them.
They're also not afraid to tell you the truth about certain products. OWC was the company that broke the news about Sonnet overclocking CPU upgrades. XLR8YourMac also holds OWC in high regard.
Thank you in advanced
Either way, you are probably better off buying your DDR at Crucial.com than Circuit City. Crucial is like the Lite-On of the memory industry...fast, cheap, reliable. Lifetime warrantee too, and the sticks always overclock nicely.
<strong>Crucial is awesome, yes, but I've come to trust cheaper generic RAM from OWC.</strong><hr></blockquote>Nought wrong with OWC RAM.
- T.I.
<strong>OWC?
Excuse the potentiol ignorance of that question. I haven't memorized all my RAM suppliers acronyms yet </strong><hr></blockquote>Other World Computing. ATB (all the best)
- T.I.
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Either way, you are probably better off buying your DDR at Crucial.com than Circuit City. Crucial is like the Lite-On of the memory industry...fast, cheap, reliable. Lifetime warrantee too, and the sticks always overclock nicely.</strong><hr></blockquote>
Crucial might be fast and reliable but I really don't think they're that cheap. Memory from them always seems to be higher then other places.