Where do you buy RAM?

[tintin40]

In the UK please for my vintage G4 iMac

1-PC-2100 200-pin SO-DMM, 1-PC-2100 184-pin SDRAM 1 GB Power PC G4 Powermac 6.1 W833400HNJO

If that makes sense

 

[dbmtb]

I don't know. It's slipped my memory.

(Coat already got)

 

[Raging_Bulls]

Apple store perhaps?

I'm not kidding either. It's probably the best place to go for retro Apple parts.

 

[KDM]

Is it just memory your after increasing? if so you could buy an external hard drive storage back up relatively cheaply.

 

[john]

The market. You can get a good price on ewes too.

Anyhow. I generally get stuff from crucial > http://www.crucial.com/uk/ . Have had stuff from eBay in the past and it's been mixed.

 

[JeRkY]

I second the Crucial call .

 

[rosstheboss]

Do kingston do it? There's a search engine in their website...

http://www.ec.kingston.com/ecom/configu ... sp?root=uk

 

[stewlewis]

I get all my PC stuff from Ebay.
184 pin PC2100 SDRAM should be plentiful.

 

[Neil]

The market. You can get a good price on ewes too.

Anyhow. I generally get stuff from crucial > http://www.crucial.com/uk/ . Have had stuff from eBay in the past and it's been mixed.

I often use Crucial to identify the correct memory to buy - but have to say, I don't always buy it from there.

I tend, then, to do a few quick checks of the other websites: 7dayshop, mymemory, and the odd other one (like amazon or play) just to see if there's much difference in the price it's being sold at.

 

[tintin40]

Thanks all. I asked the Apple store but my Mac is just to old for them. Tried some some shops round this part of London all quoted £30ish but then pissed me about.
Will check out the web sites offered