RAMming speed!

PCstats.com has gone RAM-mad! Actually, I can't support that - I cannot vouch for any neuroses or psychoses on the part of PCstats.com are anyone involved with that Web site. At worst, they're a little bit obsessed, but that's what you want in a

PCstats.com has gone RAM-mad! Actually, I can't support that - I cannot vouch for any neuroses or psychoses on the part of PCstats.com are anyone involved with that Web site. At worst, they're a little bit obsessed, but that's what you want in a tech news feed, isn't it? Anyway, back to the Apacer 128MB PC-100 SDRAM review. Here's a little bit of what PCstats.com had to say while on the psychiatrist's couch:

'Now I know what you're saying, "what do you want PC-100 RAM for?!?" Well it's simple, I do my homework before I buy. While looking over the memory available at my local computer store (not the one I work at), I noticed that these 256 MB modules were using the same DRAM as the Mushkin Rev. 3 PC-150 uses! Lucky break? You bet! Of course, the Apacer sticks were quite a bit pricier then regular generic memory. In the end I paid $280CDN for two sticks, or for the mathematically inclined $140 each. The chips were Infineon HYB39S128800CT-7.5, C2.'
PCstats.com's RAM review