Am 26.05.2010 10:32, schrieb Invisible:

> Also, it's DDR-400 RAM, which Ebuyer no longer sells in quantities
> greater than 1GB for some reason.

As you're probably not running many memory-hungry applications in 
parallel, and I guesstimate we're talking about a 32-bit system, you 
won't be able to utilize much more than 4 GB anyway. So presuming that 
using all 4 slots typically gives some speed advantage, 1 GB is the 
maximum module size you'll want to buy.

As for the price - what do you expect from a product that is no longer 
manufactured in too high quantities anymore, with the primary target 
group being people desperately trying to keep their old legacy computers 
running?

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