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Laptop
Memory : PC133 SDRAM SODIMM 144 Pin, 3.3 Volt
We guarantee our SDRAM SODIMM memory modules to work with all
motherboards and laptops that support SDRAM technology.
If you choose to return the memory for any reason within
30 days, we will refund your credit card in full no questions asked.
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Memory
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Price |
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Memory
Description |
Availability |
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64
MB |
$
11.00
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PC133
SDRAM SODIMM 144 Pin, 8x64, CL3, Non-ECC, Unbuffered,
3.3 Volt, 1.25" max. Height |
In
stock for same day shipping |
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128
MB |
$
14.00
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PC133
SDRAM SODIMM 144 Pin, 16 x 64, CL3, Unbuffered,
Non-ECC, 3.3 Volt, 1.25" max. Height, Low
Density |
In
stock for same day shipping |
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256
MB |
$
36.00
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PC133
SDRAM SODIMM 144 Pin, 32 x 64, CL3, Unbuffered,
Non-ECC, 3.3 Volt, 1.25" max. Height, Low
Density |
In
stock for same day shipping |
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512
MB |
$
75.00
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PC133
SDRAM SODIMM 144 Pin, 64 x 64, CL3, Unbuffered,
Non-ECC, 3.3 Volt, 1.25" max. Height, High
Density |
In
stock for same day shipping |
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It is our mission to assure that the memory you ordered
is compatible with your system. We only sell the models that are
guaranteed to work on your computer. Anything less - or less expensive - is a
compatibility risk, and we'll tell you so.
FAQ before making the final selection:
Q: How much memory should I have?
A: For running today's computer software and
operating systems, it's recommended to equip your computer with at least
512MB.
What you decide to
do is entirely up to you, however whatever that might be, the result will be
reflected in the time it takes to perform your task. Remember, the easier and
less frustrating it is to do, the more successful you will be.
Q: Can I mix memory modules of different speeds, such
as
PC100 and PC133 sdram sodimm memory?
A: Yes, in all these cases. Sometimes it's
cheaper to get the higher speed memory even if your computer does not support
it, such as purchasing PC133 memory for a computer with a Front Side Bus speed
of 100MHz (PC100 memory). The memory just won't run at the higher speed.
Q: Why are there SDRAM SODIMM price differences among
memory modules that appear to have the exact same specifications and what are
the differences between 256MB SDRAM SODIMM High Density and 256MB SDRAM
SODIMM Low Density memory chip?
A: 256MB PC133 High
Density memory modules are less expensive and have only chips on one
side of the card (single sided 8 chips memory). However a great many older
systems in use today often cannot support the newer, higher density memory.
Older memory controllers require
256MB PC133
Low Density memory -
a memory module with twice as many chips because the chips used on that have a
twice-lower density. 64MB and 128MB modules can be single sided however when it
comes to 256MB module – the density becomes too high for the motherboard to
support a single sided module.
When you use the
award-winning Allmemoryupgrades.com Memory Selector, we guarantee that the
memory you purchase is 100% compatible with your system. The Memory Selector
will only return those parts that we guarantee will work.
Anything less - or less expensive - is a compatibility risk, and we'll tell you
so. Please
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