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Memory prices going down

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On March 4, 2003, 5:25 AM

Memory prices has during the last weeks been going down like a stone, what I paid almost 160$ for just some months ago now costs 80$. That was a 512MB stick of RAM, you can also get 256MB for ca 40$, if you [URL=http://ads1.ad-flow.com/?RC=9099&AI=4455&RANDOM=121650649345841]ask Crucial that is[/URL] mind you that was PC2700 DDR prices, 2100 is even cheaper should you go that route, seems getting 1GB of memory and a Nforce2 mobo now would be a pretty good choice...

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  1. March 4, 2003 6:40 AM
    Boogie said:
    I just ordered 256 meg of PC2100 Crucial ram from Newegg for a system I'm building and it was $35 =)Also ordered me one of those NF2 boards for me. Now is the time to upgrade IMO.
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  2. March 4, 2003 7:24 AM
    Arris said:
    The OCZ PC3500 ram that I got about a month ago was £180.Its now down to £150 (€219). So prices are definitely coming down.
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