Would you pay this?

[sMoKiE]

Just curious if anyone thinks $56 bucks for generic oem ddr 2100 memory is worth it.
Seems like a great buy.
It is also sold by a local reputable dealer.

[jman01pa]

How much memory? 128MB? 256?

[Bob The Great]

From Newegg.com
KINGSTON KVR266X64C25/256 256MB 32x64 PC2100 DDR RAM - OEM CL2.5 Six Layers High Quality Board 184-Pin Unbuffered. Requires DDR supported Motherboard - Lifetime Warranty. $56.00

[sMoKiE]

It is 256 megs, but I think I would rather buy locally, never bought from newegg.

[Sixpac_XP]

I think that is a pretty good deal.

What is their warrenty policy at the local store? If the ram goes south will they exchange it there on the spot or do they have to "test" it and send it back to the manufacturer for an exchange?

[Bob The Great]

http://www.resellerratings.com/seller2121.html

Newegg is extremly reputable! They are the best place I have ever delt with and the memory comes with a lifetime warrenty! Shipping is pretty cheap (should be about $4). The stuff even with the the cheapest shipping usually gets to me in about 2-4days (usually 3) after I press the "place order" button! I've been extremly surprised about how costumer oriented they are! I would highly suggest buying from them! IMO at least

[jman01pa]

Newegg is very good. I have spent many thousands with them and have not a single complaint. However a local company will get you the part today. This is the only reason why I buy locally.

[sMoKiE]

I'm just a little concerned w/buying OEM things online.
Probably should not be, but I am.

[Mortis]

I am more comfortable buying things from NewEgg than I am walking into a local store. I have had issues returning/replacing things at 3DStores, Never had a single problem at NewEgg- and I have RMA'd several things (even a couple past the 30day Mark).

I understand your hesitation... but once you deal with NewEgg, it will quickly disappear.

[sMoKiE]

Alright, I'm swayed....I'll let you guys know what I think when I get everything.
Thanks