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4th Oct 2009, 06:16
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should i spend around $300AU on the 6gb corsair dominator gt kit
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6th Oct 2009, 06:04
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There's a lot of reasons to spend money on RAM but it depends what you use your PC for..
If you play games and have a 64 bit OS then sure, why not. If you sure the web and play the odd flash game, it's $300 you could spend on something else |
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6th Oct 2009, 07:48
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yeh im going to use my computer mostly for gaming
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6th Oct 2009, 08:20
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Uh, if your figure is correct, $300 on RAM is never justifiable. 4GB of DDR3-1600 is $80 in the states and probably under $150 there.
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6th Oct 2009, 09:11
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4Gb of DDR3 1600 for $80?? Jeez, it's silly money in England.
Cheapest 6Gb I can find is £95.59.. Be cheaper to order it from USA and get it shipped over.. lol Point remains that it's daft to spend $300 on RAM |
