Bestbuy launched another round of Kingston rebate

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• Mar 21, 2004

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I was luck enough to find one with hynix BT-D43 chip, sweet!
related article:
http://www.pcstats.com/articleview.cfm?articleid=1143&page=6

 

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• Mar 21, 2004

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Nice, I'm hoping I can cash in on a similar rebate. How did you find BT-D43? Dumb luck, or were you actually able to look at the chips before buying the sticks?

 

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The chip is visible through the window on the retail box.

 

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Excellent.
*twiddles thumbs like mr.burns*

 

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• Mar 21, 2004

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so how much do these sticks cost, and what ram are they on?

 

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It's the 2x256MB PC3200 kit, $69 after rebate.

 

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• Mar 21, 2004

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35.00 a stick for very good quality memory that runs 260-2-4-4-7, cant be beat. also remeber u also on occasion find some bh6 sticks in their pc2700. i got me a set that way for cheap..