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RealEvil

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Aug 5, 2007
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Hi,

I live in the UK and there are not too many RAM brands here that do 2GB chips - most shops only show Crucial, PNY and Kingston. The Kingston website charge £170 for 2*2GB chips, an online shop sells it for £130. The difference is that the online shop calls the RAM: 'Kingston Value RAM'.

Is there a difference? Part number is: KVR667D2S5/2G
The Kingston website lists a 2Gb chip as: KTA-MB667/2G

Im guessing they are different as the part numbers are not the same, but do they really sell 'ValueRAM' or is it a con?

Thanks,


neil
 
Kingston sell two lines of RAM: one of better quality and another (ValueRAM) of poor quality. Both item numbers could be valid but designate two different items. You could always do a web search with each item number to see what you get.
 
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