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Kingston ValueRAM 1GB 333MHz DDR1 Desktop Memory (KVR333/1GR)
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Good Memeory
(4 out of 5) by M. Mahoney on Nov 22, 2008I am very happy with the product, works great. Shipping was very fast as well. I only had 512, now with this additional 1gb, wow it is like night and day, speed is much better. Price was half of what most places sell it at. Good deal.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Really, for me a NO Brainer....
(5 out of 5) by M. DelaPena on Sep 25, 2009 (Tampa, florida United States)The reason for these high marks is that I have purchased from this company before and have never encountered any issues in its reliability. Which is what we all want in a memory module.
Manny
Manny
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Works as expected.
(5 out of 5) by Michael J. Stelly on Aug 5, 2009 (Tulsa, OK, USA)If you want a stable, name-brand memory stick, buy Kingston. You'll be glad you did. RAM is one of the three most important components in your computer next to the CPU and the hard drive. For the most part, you can skimp on many other components, but shame on you if you skimp on these.
Off-brand memory that's faulty puts your data at risk. On something so inexpensive, why take the chance?
Off-brand memory that's faulty puts your data at risk. On something so inexpensive, why take the chance?
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GREAT BOOST IN CPU SPEED
(5 out of 5) by D. E. MCGRAW on Jul 1, 2009 (USA)STARTED OUT 5 YEARS AGO WITH 512MB AND THE NEED FOR SPEED I PURCHASE 1GB AND I LOVE THE IMPROVEMENT. ONLY WISH I HAD GOTTEN THE 2G BECAUSE I CAN'T USE MY 512MB IN THAT SLOT, BUT SINCE I GOT THIS 1GB 1/2 PRICE I'LL GET ANOTHER 1GB!!
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PC Add-on
(5 out of 5) by Let Him In on Jun 20, 2009 (Columbus, OH United States)This is excellent, makes all the difference in the world to upgrade your RAM in your PC. Just get the max that your PC allows. It's worth it. Make sure you find out exactly what your PC requires and whether you need one of the max or two of half the max allowed. Some websites will walk you through the process of determining exactly what your PC takes based on the make and specific model of your PC.