1 GB sticks for PC3200?

[WScottCross]

I understand your reluctance to buy from me. If it helps any, almost all my 120+/0/0 heatware came from sales with members of this forum. Ask around, I think you'll find my reputation is quite good. The modules are new with warranty and I handle the warranty issues with no hassles. If you're still not comfortable, that's OK too. I just hate to see folks pay too much or get poor quality products.

[Vihsadas]

Originally posted by WScottCross
I understand your reluctance to buy from me. If it helps any, almost all my 120+/0/0 heatware came from sales with members of this forum. Ask around, I think you'll find my reputation is quite good. The modules are new with warranty and I handle the warranty issues with no hassles. If you're still not comfortable, that's OK too. I just hate to see folks pay too much or get poor quality products.

Whaa?? Did you post in the worng thread?

[WScottCross]

Originally posted by sw2linux
someone here can get some now, but I don't feel comfortable with that.

This is the comment my reply was directed at.

[SkaarjMaster]

The UT2003 custom map called DM-2019 requires approx. 640MB of RAM to run. This is recently been confirmed here:

http://www.guru3d.com/forum/showthre...456#post507456

But can also be confirmed at most UT/UT2003 forums. Since these are my fav. games and I like custom maps, I want the extra RAM. Whether the maps are optimized or not is beside the point when I want to run them anyway.

[EDIT] back on topic: the RAM is a pickup only, no exceptions! Actually, the only exception is if you live very, very close to I-75 between Tampa and Sarasota; then we can arrange a meeting place and time. We go see my Mom about every 3-4 weeks in Sarasota.