Risk-free Desktop Memory Upgrade

Wednesday, June 18, 2008


When we think about upgrading computer, we think about how much it is going to cost us, whether it's cost-effective or not. We measure cost-effectiveness in two ways. Some would think buying a whole new computer is cost-effective while others would think that upgrading only parts of the computer is more practical. I belong to the latter group, I see cost-effectiveness in upgrading parts.

The average computer user sees that adding computer RAM is the obvious route to upgrading. Adding Computer RAM is easy but many computer users are daunted by the idea of replacing or adding memory modules. They are afraid that adding memory can lead to problems especially if the wrong kind of RAM or size of memory module is used. Going to just any computer parts store sounds a gamble for many computer users because most if not all computer retailers will just recommend compatible memory upgrades if the same exact memory as that originally installed in your computer is not available in their store. What if you would like to double your DDR PC2700 Memory and the computer parts store you are in just recommends something that ostensibly would work compatibly with it, would you gamble on it? Of course the adventurous ones would think it's worth giving a try but if you mean business you will demand for the same exact memory that you would like to have. A friend of mine wants to add IMAC memory to her Apple iMac but most of the retailers she found could just give her something that is "compatible" with what she has. She did not take the risk of trying out the compatible but not exact memory.

We need a service that eliminates the potential risks of memory upgrades by insuring that what we purchase and use are the same exact memory as what is originally installed in our machine. The wise computer user knows that factory original memory upgrades is the only way to insure optimal computer performance. To help my friend add memory to her iMac I searched the net and I found an online store that provides customers the exact same RAM modules computer OEMs install at the factory. I hope she has checked it out already because this online store provides genuine factory original memory modules.

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