Anyone know the best way to buy a 64 mb ram chip? I don't see them in
stores anymore.

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> Anyone know the best way to buy a 64 mb ram chip? I don't see them in
> stores anymore.
>

At the current prices for RAM, it would be foolish to buy a 64MB stick....

Bobby

At a used computer shop.

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> Anyone know the best way to buy a 64 mb ram chip? I don't see them in
> stores anymore.
>

Very true, but if you must use those old sizes, check
www.pricewatch.com or even eBay.


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| Bobby
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> Anyone know the best way to buy a 64 mb ram chip? I don't see them in
> stores anymore.
>

Ask at some of the independent PC stores; they sometimes get parts by
taking apart old PCs that are being replaced. Or, look for PC flea
markets in your area. Or, ebay.
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Cheers, Bob

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=used+RAM

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> Anyone know the best way to buy a 64 mb ram chip? I don't see them in
> stores anymore.
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