Pah, I remember 2 x 4MB ram sticks were £80 a set, oh eye lad, when kids roamed free all day long, where 33.6kbps dial up was the ultimate thrill and soundblaster compatibility was a serious consideration to almost every aspect of computing :smile:

Gotta love Crucial memory, have some heat

Pah! That's bliss compared to what we 'ad. When I were a lad we had nothing but beef dripping for dinner, we used a wet piece of string and some cans as a phone line and would have to head out in the rain, having had only ten minutes sleep and use a bit of a tree and our family goat as a "stick of ram". Them weres the days...

^^ where will it end!?

in 96 i had a 2mg matrox graphics card, top of the range then haha

Deal over

Joking aside, I did upgrade my Atari ST to 4MB of ram!

Good deal, but unfortunately none for my Commodore Vic 20. Could do with a new tape deck too.

Crucial has always been a brilliant site because you can download there scanner from their web page , which scans your system and tells you what memory you have installed and what is compatible. You can then compare the compatible memory with other sellers , knowing what you now need, with no obligation to buy from Crucial.
With their discount I bought, thanks op .

Should make it clear it's only selected items in the OP headline.

Ballistix is quality RAM

Was looking for a cheap upgrade for my Microserver which has 1x4GB 1R x8 PC3L-12800E-11 stick of RAM.

The compatibility checker recommends 4GB DDR3-1866 ECC UDIMM which isn't on sale.

Would any of the 4GB sticks in this offer be a suitable alternative?

Had some trouble paying with my debit card, money was taken but no confirmation, so I did a live chat and they reckon a glitch was the cause and my money will be returned in 3-5 days! Not happy.

Ok deal if you're a PC owner but pointless if like me you own a Mac. Zero offers on any 8GB modules! Anyone who want extra RAM for a Mac should only be buying the 8GB sticks!

I cannot see any deal at all here, when the crucial ddr4 was at £31(amazon) for 2x8gb few months ago, people spat on it, lol

Can't remember what I paid for my 16kb ram pack on my ZX81, which had to be pushed into the back of the computer and used to fall out usually when I was half way through something.

Shame it's not an across the board discount. Nothing I'd want is discounted.

bought from them before. can confirm they use royal mail posting for 3-5 working days delivery.

using ram from them and im not disappointed. price is hot :smiley:

You kids today… don't know you're born!

I remember paying £50 for a 512KB RAM upgrade to my Amiga - that's Kilobtytes - half a megabyte!

The only difference it made was that on the PGA Golf game, there were now bird tweeting sound effects.

You think you 'ad i' 'ard? We could only dream abou' such fancies as string and rain and dinner and the like. We were so poor .. etc etc

cor, I remember my first analogue computer, my abacus.... instant boot up, un-crashbable unless you tipped it to one side and only limited memory (beads) - cor blimey them was the days them was.

£85 for 4MB for my ancient Escom desktop back in the day and that was from a computer fair, so was cheaper than retail. Later, I paid £125 for an 8MB stick from some student, who even had a memory testing rig on a window sill in his kitchen. I felt as if I was buying from some minor drug dealer.

Didn't even have the internet for my first computer in fact it had no networking capability either...

Our first modem was 9.6k. Then 14.4 and then the shiny us robotics 56k v90 modem. We briefly had dual channel ISDnN too. Then we went up in the world as we trialled telewest 512k cable. I remember all my friends in awe downloading songs in minutes from Napster

Pah! That's bliss compared to what we 'ad. When I were a lad we had nothing but beef dripping for dinner, we used a wet piece of string and some cans as a phone line and would have to head out in the rain, having had only ten minutes sleep and use a bit of a tree and our family goat as a "stick of ram". Them weres the days...

Ahh no 32GB kits :disappointed:
Oh well, some good deals for other people though

Gotta love Crucial memory, have some heat

Awesome deal. :smile:

^^ where will it end!?

​By gum lad, tha's nowt but a whippersnapper! I remember paying £50 for each 4Mb stick - I bought 4 of 'em for £200 second hand, and then I reckoned I got a bargain.

As for modems, 33.6kbps was only yesterday. Try going back to a 9.600 modem, and having to communicate with an 'ancient' 2.400 one. That was fun!

Aye, then we're days... :wink:

Nice one! Ordered some ddr4-2400 for a new build.

Voted hot - Just bought 8GB Kit (2 x 4GB) DDR3L-1600 SODIMM for £26.87 delivered

Very small selection, you'd be lucky to find what you're looking for. Shame as I was ready to get 16gb for my MBP :disappointed:

Got 2x 256mb sdram stix here, paid 500 quid for 'em back in the day... any chance of an exchange???

Good deal! Heat added!

Crucial is good with warranty service too.
Got some problem with one stick of 8gb RAM with my iMac 5K recently.
It took them only 3 days to send brand new replacement stick after I post back my with prepaid postage from Crucial. What a great service! Thanks :smiley:

Possible 3% Quidco or Topcashback although sale items aren't usually eligible it's worth a shot if you're not using any other click-through

SSD offer is £20 off a specific 1tb or 2tb drive, but still a good overall offer, heated!

typically is this a good deal for ram mentioned

Good deal, but still more expensive than some others with same specs.

They haven't got my ram here....

Discount applied at the checkout for selected RAM modules / SSD.

Is there a discount code to add, as I went all the way through to payment page and no sign of discount? Or is discount applicable to just a small number of (slow moving) items? Thanks.

always been a decent firm in the years I've used them

good find!
also 3% TCB/Quidco

Warranty based in Scotland as well, quick turnaround having used them in the past.