Hi Sean.

Wow that's really cheap. Allthough it was a good deal for me because I 
had to pay 60 Euro (~ 72 US Dollar) for a 64MB module
last year here in germany.

Who is the manufacturer of  the RAM modules/chips from SA Tech?
RaQware ships modules from EDGE Memory ( http://www.edgememory.com/ ) 
with Samsung chips mounted.

Regards, Tom.

Sean Lennon wrote:

>Chaps,
>
>Use SA Technologies (http://www.satech.com) in California, they are still
>knocking out 128Mb sticks for $49 each.  RaQware are charging $89.95 for the
>same item.
>
>Cheers,
>
>Sean.
>
>P.S. try to avoid the FedEx delivery option if you are in the UK, they will
>send you a VAT bill a few weeks after delivery with an incorrectly
>calculated amount plus an extortionate charge for pushing paper around.
>
>James Hartley wrote:
>
>  
>
>>On Fri, 27 Aug 2004, Justin Newcomer wrote:
>>
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>>>The Ram
>>>EDO . Unbuffered . Non-parity . 60ns . 3.3V 
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>>http://www.crucial.com/store/mpartspecs.asp?mtbpoid=348E6CD8A5CA7304&CPE
>>=
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>>>IL6609&CP=AdvSearch&WSMD=Cobalt%20Qube%202&WSPN=CT259600
>>>Not cheap!, i bought mine with 128 in it, which i have deemed to be
>>>enough for now
>>>...
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>>>
>>>      
>>>
>>I appreciate everyone's answers!  One follow-up question:  I haven't
>>seen much in the archives where anyone has gone over 128MB in their Qube
>>2's.  Is there anything problematic with populating Q2's full with
>>256MB?
>>
>>Thanks.
>>
>>Jim
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>Hi Jim,
>I've got 256MB of RAM in my Qube 2:
>http://www.tom-e.de/hypercube.html
>I ordered the two 128MB modules here:
>http://www.raqware.com/
>
>Greetings from germany with kind regards,
>Tom.
>---------------------
>http://www.tom-e.de
>
>P.S.:
>I'm looking for a "native speaker" who is willing to translate the few 
>sentences
>of my hypercub-projekt-page in nice english language.
>
>
>
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