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Crucial DDR PC 2100 Question

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little fox

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Hi Guys:

I am looking for DDR PC2100 and when I looked at Crucial's website, I found that for 256mb, there are 2 kinds. One is 32Meg x 64 and one is 32Meg x 72. Can anyone tell me the difference?

By the way, the price is different too. :)

Thanks a lot
 
if your gonna get ddr now, save up a lil and get the pc2700 for feature cpu upgardes, and if you'd like to OC :)
i think crucials pc2700 should drop in price a lil soon, and with free shipping why not get it?
 
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thanks for the help... ya... i think i will buy a pc2700 instea of PC2100. but do you know when the price will come down... say within next week or so or next 2 months?
 
little fox said:
thanks for the help... ya... i think i will buy a pc2700 instea of PC2100. but do you know when the price will come down... say within next week or so or next 2 months?
Boy , thats really HARD to say . The 2700 should come down in price soon , but again it may not be for quite awhile (never can tell with memory prices) . *** By the way Little Fox ; that 20% discount on Crucial memory ends soon 4/23/02 !!! ***
 
Ahhh....

Wished I lived in the USA or in a bigger European countrie, I would have to import Crucial, Corsair, Twinmos, Kingmax++++++, all the good ones, from England. Hate to live in Norway every time I try to get something!!!!!!!

Perhaps not valid right here, but just needed so it.....

elysium
 
make sure ur mobo can support it tho. i just got done talking to a friend who was bawling after she got raped on her memory and THEN realized that her mobo didn't support 2700.

i'm happy with my ABIT KR7A-133R even though it supports 16 and 21 but not 27

although after taking a look at the board that WOULD have been perfect for the computer i wanted to build, i've now reconfigured my plans for my second comp, the "atlas project". it will take MUCH longer to build but should still be a wonderful price breaker all around. i found the ABIT board i really wanted AND it supports 16, 21, and 27 PLUS it looks to have 4 RAID IDE's in addition to the flop and normal ultra dma ides...but all is well ^_^

ok, so i went off for a while, but just make sure, if you think it does, it can be a very big oops in the wallet if you don't double check.
 
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