Where do you buy RAM?

[DiscoStu]

Another +1 for Crucial.

[Platypus]

10% cheaper in fact. And that's before delivery, Amazon will next-day it for free (for Prime members) but Crucial want £10 for next day, or £4 for 1-2 days (which 90% of the time is next day, I'll grant you).

Is it worth this bother just to save a few pounds?

[meridian]

The only issue there is they don't have a dedicated RAM section allowing you to search efficiently. I spotted Crucial RAM and SSDs cheaper on Amazon than on Crucial's website, about 10% cheaper in fact. And that's before delivery, Amazon will next-day it for free (for Prime members) but Crucial want £10 for next day, or £4 for 1-2 days (which 90% of the time is next day, I'll grant you).

Don't know where you got those delivery figures from, but Crucial charges £0.00 for 1st class Royal Mail and it arrives a day and a bit later.

[d000hg]

Is it worth this bother just to save a few pounds?

The bother of free next-day delivery from a company I already have an account with?

Don't know where you got those delivery figures from, but Crucial charges £0.00 for 1st class Royal Mail and it arrives a day and a bit later.

From their website. Regular 1st class is free, £3.99 for Royal Mail Special Delivery £10.99 for next day 9am.

[The Spartan]

Still though you're going to spend longer deliberating where to buy it, stop being a scrooge

[lilelvis2000]

I typically order from Crucial. Good RAM but I'd pay a bit more for their uprated stuff as their low-end stuff tends to last about 3 years than goes. I've had two PC's upgraded with Crucial RAM do just that.

[stek]

Or nick it from work?

Seen loads of Exchange Servers running on 1gb RAM wherever I've contracted......