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128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) GMontag@dc2600.com http://www.crucial.com/ has 128MB SODIMMS for $113.39. 04-22-2000 11:50:53

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) ken... Part Number CT16M64S6W8E Module Size 128MB Package 144-pin SODIMM Feature SDRAM, PC100 Configuration 16Meg x 64 Error Checking Non-parity Speed 8ns Voltage 3.3V Sdram Timings CL=2 $113... this look right to everyone? 04-22-2000 23:38:19

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) ken... for the more conservative (cheap) among us. Part Number CT8M64S4W8E Module Size 64MB Package 144-pin SODIMM Feature SDRAM, PC100 Configuration 8Meg x 64 Dimm Type Unbuffered Error Checking Non-parity Speed 8ns Voltage 3.3V Sdram Timings CL=2 $58 + shiping... someone make shure this is the same sorta ram, please. oh.. that 32 meg stick, assuming its the same type, is worth about $50.. if anyone cares to try and sell them. 04-22-2000 23:41:08

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) emtnman I've read elsewhere that you need the iMac "lower slot" memory when you go to 128mb... available at Coast-to-Coast Memory for $115... see: http://www.coastmemory.com/cgi-bin/memory/cart/cart.cgi?category=appledimms Anyone care to confirm this before I make the plunge? Thanks! 04-23-2000 11:39:56

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) zilym I bought my PNY 128MB SO-DIMM memory from http://www.us.buy.com/comp/product.asp?sku=10157253&SECTION=servicenet_comp&serviceType=&warrantyType= and its working fine in my i-opener. I think its only 66MHz though. $103 as of this post... 04-23-2000 13:36:57

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) jay.. zilym... good news! according to PNY's web site, that mac memory module is 100mhz. I just ordered one for my um.. mac. ;) PNY mfg part# 6416ZASWM4G09TG-CS http://www.us.buy.com/comp/product.asp?sku=10157253&SECTION=servicenet_comp&serviceType=&warrantyType= http://www.pny.com/consumer_tech_part_numbers.cfm jay 04-25-2000 21:06:42

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) Beeblebrox Is the above listed part the "lower slot" type?? 04-25-2000 22:35:34

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) vailr Re: PNY mfg part# 6416ZASWM4G09TG-CS This is 66MHZ 128MB, NOT 100MHZ. The PNY 100MHZ 128MB part is: 6416YESWM4G09T. (The 32MB SODIMM which comes with the IO is 100MHZ memory). 04-26-2000 14:05:56

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) jay.. vailr, Sorry for the confusion everyone. Either I misread their part number chart or PNY's chart is due for an update. I assumed that the 'ASW' digits in (6416ZASWM4G09TG-CS) meant 'A: 10ns 100mhz / S: SDRAM / W: 144pin SODIMM'. Argh.. wrong info can be worse than no info at all. Unfortunately, their chart can't interpret your part number either (6416YESWM4G09T). They don't specify what the 'E' means. Oh well.. I didn't plan to upgrade to a real cpu anyway. ;) 04-26-2000 20:35:11

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) redwood Profile well, I _finally sprung for some memory... Crucial # CT 16M64S6W8E.8T I am having nothing but problems... I bought 2 sticks, tried in 5 different Iopeners.. I have gotten up and running a few times... but not for long, and, mostly, won't even boot.. is it ME? or, do I have the wrong part # ? or, do I have 2 bad sticks? thanks for any tips... 07-19-2001 11:39:37

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) JohnQPyro Profile Did anyone determine if the Memory2go.com 128mb sticks worked or not..?? Model: iBook Capacity: 128MB MemoryToGo Part Number: CAP161-128MB OEM Part Number: n/a Price: $29 They did, but I think they may have changed the Product. JohnQ 07-19-2001 13:38:18

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) Linuxguru Profile | Email The generic PNY 128MB PC100 SODIMMs on sale at Best Buy work fine. These are 49.99 (reg.) - $20 instant rebate - $10 mail-in rebate = $19.99 + state tax on $49.99. 07-19-2001 15:24:00

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile Redwood....I just got a 128MB Crucial chip, CT16M64S6W7E.8T, 133mhz. Your part # is 100mhz. Assuming you don't have a connection problem, I suggest you change your BIOS settings to the slowest setting..CL3...8/10ns. If it works at that setting, you can work upward in stages. The fastest is CL2, Turbo. I had one ram chip that would not complete a boot on the fastest setting, but worked just fine at CL2...Normal. My Crucial chip works just fine on the fastest setting, with memory interleave enabled. FWIW....BestBuy has 128MB PNY memory for $19 after rebate. It works fine on an I-Opener. 07-19-2001 15:39:45

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) redwood Profile thanks ckbone... I'm feeling Dumb as dirt right now... ok, in bios, do you mean, Chipset Features Setup... Bank 0/1, .... 2.3...4/5 ... Dram Timeing... mine starts at SDRAM 10 n/s, then 8 n/s, normal, medium,fast, turbo ... So.. I'm, _already, starting, at the Slowest speed?? Sorry, if this is the right place, or, the Wrong place.. would you mind straightening me out.. Thanks much! I just don't know what you mean by, CL2 and CL3 .. thanks 07-19-2001 19:24:43

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) *SF* Profile Redwood, does this Help ? > Safest V3 upgrade to 450 Mhz - BadFlash > Boot up to CMOS setup (CNTRL-ALT-ESC) and select CHIPSET FEATURES SETUP > SET bank X/X Dram timing to 8 ns <<< Start @ 10 ns >>> > SET SDRAM cycle length to 2 <<< CL >>> > Save & exit 07-19-2001 21:09:49

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) ckbone Profile Redwood...Read over the topic Memory Interleave Revisited...everything I learned about memory settings is there, plus info by Programmer on the subject. If you get your chip working, post some benchmark scores. That'll help you achieve the best performance. http://www.linux-hacker.net/cgi-bin/UltraBoard/UltraBoard.pl?Action=ShowPost&Board=technical&Post=2277&Idle=0&Sort=0&Order=Descend&Page=0&Session= 07-20-2001 03:58:21

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) redwood Profile thanks SF, and ckbone... I read, and am re-Reading that thread... I am tryin different settings... funny, I can boot into safe mode, and run the screensaver for a long time... oh well, I will let you know, if I win., thanks again, 07-20-2001 11:41:45

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) redwood Profile well, I _gave up... send the memory back to crucial... guess I'm just Too Stupid to figger this out?? 2 different mem sticks, 5 machines, different models... All the bios settings.. sometimes boot to safe mode, sometimes run 15 min befor crashing.. Mostly, wouldn't even boot... I'm Really dissapointed, perhaps, I will try again, another company... mem is getting So cheap, I Hate not being able to take Advantage of this... well, Thanks for the help! 08-04-2001 09:25:15

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) Unit_1 Profile Just thought I'd offer my 2cents on memory experiences. I have two friends who bought 128Meg RK-Byte SODIMMS from Best Buy for their I-O's. Both had the same experiences. The machines crash constantly. I bought 2 128Meg PNY SODIMMS from Best Buy for my I-O's (on sale for $19.99). Both machines are as stable as ever. This one right now has been on for 16 hours straight. So, I'd have to say... stay away from RK-Byte ram. Regards, Unit_1 08-15-2001 23:12:16

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) ggoodale Profile FYI, you can get a SimpleTech 128MB SODIMM for $54.99 at costco.com, and there's a $50 rebate - I believe you need to be a costco member to get the deal, though. I posted a link in the i-opener general forum. G 08-16-2001 17:21:51

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) Tink Profile I just used http://www.pricewatch.com and looked in the notebook RAM area - I entered SODIMM and 128MB in the search field and found some for $17.50 each at http://www.allstarshop.com They are Kingston 100MHz, so they should work great and have a lifetime warranty. Anybody know something that I am about to learn the hard way as to why these are so cheap compared to some of the prices listed here? Is it because of the retail vs mail order difference only? Tink 09-07-2001 06:42:31

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) Programmer Profile Just verify that there are 8 chips on the sodimm (4 per side) and you'll be fine 09-07-2001 06:59:44

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) Steve Profile | Email Tink, please post what you find out (if they are compatible or not). memorytogo dot com CAP161 memory is still at $29. 09-07-2001 12:04:43

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) Reverend_Jones Profile Memory World has PC-133 256M sodimms for $35 plus $7 shipping/insurance. This is the 16 chip sodimms. Just got one in and it works fine in my I/O. Their website is www.memoryworld.com, but it really sucks. Email is computersandparts@hotmail.com or phone 1-800-272-9578 or 1-215-364-9800 How much lower can memory go? 09-07-2001 21:21:15

RE:128MB SODIMM RAM source, low priced (modified 0 times) Reverend_Jones Profile I must be having a senior moment. The email is correct.( computersandparts@hotmail.com) Disreguard the www site and phone numbers. 09-07-2001 21:33:06

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