8gb ddr3 ecc
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And also consider these at $16 each with free shipping to the US:
HP 500205-071 HMT31GR7BFR4C-H9 8GB 2Rx4 PC3-10600R DDR3 1333MHz SDRAM ECC Reg
I've been buying HMT31GR7AFR4C-H9 from this seller. They were accepting offers of $20 back when they had the parts listed for $25, so you might want to try an offer in the $15 range.
Aside from a few 16GB parts mixed in by mistake
, the parts have been as described. BTW, these have on-module thermal monitoring if you have a motherboard that supports that, like the Supermicro X8DTH-iF:
First list 3RD PARTY 8GB PC3-10600R-9 DDR3-1333 ECC HMT31GR7BFR4C-H9
seller describes items as 'new'!
third listing has Hynix ram in picture: HP 500205-071 HMT31GR7BFR4C-H9 8GB 2Rx4 PC3-10600R DDR3 1333MHz SDRAM ECC Reg
seller describes items as 'new'!
third listing has Hynix ram in picture: HP 500205-071 HMT31GR7BFR4C-H9 8GB 2Rx4 PC3-10600R DDR3 1333MHz SDRAM ECC Reg
Why's it listed as 3rd party? Does that mean it's not really the Hynix part number but an equivalent?
EDIT: I meant the third link inn the thread, from deep discount servers, that lists the ram as:
HP 500205-071 HMT31GR7BFR4C-H9 8GB 2Rx4 PC3-10600R DDR3 1333MHz SDRAM ECC Reg
not the first link that lists as 3rd party ram
The Hynix memory is often re-branded. The actual metal heat spreaders have the red / orange Hynix logo and the parts identify themselves that way, but I've seen parts with Kingston, Smart Modular, HP, etc, labels on them.
Def. a great price, but some people want 1600 and 1866 which can be had "Great Deal" ~12-13, which could be argued is a better buy
On that I'd agree, but where do you get 1600 or 1866 for those prices? I looked over eBay but only saw gobs of cheap 1333. 1600 and 1866 seem to be considerably more. I'd be all over some 1600 at those prices.Def. a great price, but some people want 1600 and 1866 which can be had "Great Deal" ~12-13, which could be argued is a better buy
That's what a "Great Deal" is... it's not "all over" ebay, it's on for a few minutes, and then gone...
Lately people have been sharing deals that have been on ebay since Dec, that, IMHO is not a "Great Deal". YMMV but I shared the prices I consider a "Great Deal", what others consider a "Great Deal" seem to vary greatly
and while a 'deal' they aren't so great, and are more like 'regular deals' you can get on used gear on ebay.We all have different 'deal' definitions, and this is just my 02
I disagree. What you're describing are eBay scores. A deals forum is for deals people can get. IMHO, An E5-2670 for sub $75 is a great deal regardless of it being "all over" eBay.That's what a "Great Deal" is... it's not "all over" ebay, it's on for a few minutes, and then gone...
Lately people have been sharing deals that have been on ebay since Dec, that, IMHO is not a "Great Deal". YMMV but I shared the prices I consider a "Great Deal", what others consider a "Great Deal" seem to vary greatly
We all have different 'deal' definitions, and this is just my 02
We can agree to disagree I'm sharing my thoughts and experience on `deals` and pricing.
It really only matters if you're happy with what you've paid for something call it what you like
looking at this, one could say there are "good deals" which benefit the forum members, trying to find items. Say memory at some % less than others. These are worth knowing about.
Conversely there are "great deals" where prices are a big % less than they are regularly or last week etc. These are also good for forum members as well.
Reasonable to have both of them together in one place, to enable sharing..
A specials THANKS to ALL of the STH members who share these excellent deals and information.
Conversely there are "great deals" where prices are a big % less than they are regularly or last week etc. These are also good for forum members as well.
Reasonable to have both of them together in one place, to enable sharing..
A specials THANKS to ALL of the STH members who share these excellent deals and information.
And a good deal may still be around if you only check the forum once a day, while a great deal will probably have sold out.
There's an old saying "A good deal is when both sides think they got the better part of the bargain"
I haven't. I believe others in the E5-2670 thread have bought E5-2670 CPUs and Intel dual CPU motherboards from them.