Lowest price ever for the #1 best-selling laptop ram, combined with the appreciating AUD makes this an absolute bargain. $45 for 8GB, don't there's ever been laptop memory this cheap, enjoy :)
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not delivered.
Order Summary Items (2): AUD 88.89
Shipping & handling: AUD 10.25
otal before tax: AUD 99.14
Estimated tax to be collected: AUD 0.00
Order total: AUD 99.14
Order Summary Items: AUD 38.89 Shipping & handling: AUD 7.22 Total before tax: AUD 46.11 Estimated tax to be collected: AUD 0.00 Order total: AUD 46.11
Order Summary Items: AUD 38.89 Shipping & handling: AUD 11.43 Total before tax: AUD 50.32 Estimated tax to be collected: AUD 0.00 Order total: AUD 50.32
Order Summary Items: AUD 38.89 Shipping & handling: AUD 42.05 Total before tax: AUD 80.94 Estimated tax to be collected: AUD 0.00 Order total: AUD 80.94
I can confirm it's US$33.19 delivered
Not sure where you're trying to get it delivered to…
Yep $33.19 to Qld.
nsw
Makato would appreciate it if you stop trying to undermine every single deal posted here…..
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But think about his 4 CENTS!?
i posted from my amazon account the prices shipped to nsw
here it is with the CHEAPEST shipping selected:
Oh thought you meant that it costs you $42 to ship to a postcode.
Anyways, AU$45 is the rough conversion if you are going to pay for it in USD with a fee free credit/debit card such as 28 Degrees.
Thanks OP.. Ordered.
Normally, an excellent deal! But eBay 20% changes things…
AU$47.96 (-65cent cashback) for local stock, faster delivery, better warranty conditions.
ddr3l though, so still a great deal for people who want ddr3
DDR3L is revision of the JEDEC 1.5v DDR3 standard. It can run lower than the old 1.5v without problem. Backwards compatible.
If you get DDR3, you could be in trouble.
Get DDR3L, and you're covered for both.
Thanks, ive posted so many ram deals but know jack about them :)
Some more info:
Kingston Official Info
Crucial Offical Info
Hynix Official Info: SK Hynix DDR3L SDRAM provides backward compatibility with the 1.5V DDR3 based environment without any changes.
@lyl: All good. I had to double-check, myself. Regardless of what anyone says… Please keep sharing your finds!!
Every time I leave the shadows, and post a deal, I make a KNOB of myself LOL
Check my latest effort
@Utopian[https://www.ozbargain.com.au/user/42234]
If you already have 1.5V RAM in your laptop, you can't mix that with 1.35V. Correct me if I'm wrong.
BTW… I ordered this RAM from lyl's previous deal and it is a DDR3L RAM.
@borealis: As a general rule, I'd try not to mix… So many YES/NO experiences filling the internet. It's never "officially" supported. That's computers, for ya. Everything from RAID, to SLI configs. DDR3L is DDR3, but better-rated. It has to be DDR3 rated, first. so I'd think it should be fine. Again… "YMMV".
I'm only good with prices, but not very good with tech, so I'm well known to make a knob of myself when I try to justify my deals lol.
Likewise, try not to be discouraged from posting deals in the future though, even if you occasionally screw up.
@Utopian:
I agree, DDR3L in a way is a superset of DDR3 as it can draw 1.35V from a 1.5V rated RAM slot. However reverse won't be possible (drawing 1.5V from a 1.35V rated slot).
However, mixing the 1.35V and 1.5V was something I didn't dare attempt on my laptops.
@lyl:
Good job with finding the prices, mate. I bought this RAM because of the previous deal you posted.
You might want to change the listing to reflect that it's a DDR3L 1.35V RAM, though. As that's what the one I received said. This way those with DDR3L requirements won't be dissuaded from purchasing it.
Thanks, just changed, you'd think the listing of the most sold ram on amazon would be correct haha.
@lyl:
Yeh, I also think that this Amazon listing title is misleading in a way. Even though the description does say: "NON-ECC, 1600 MT/S, 1.35V, DIMM Type - Unbuffered"
@borealis: Seems weird that they'd make such a basic mistake. Are you 100% sure it's DDR3L and not DDR3 as stated?
@Utopian: and @fredblogs:
Just to be clear… from memory, it wasn't labelled DDR3L; but the voltage specified was 1.35V only (no mention of 1.5V anywhere on the packaging, no mention of dual compatibility on the packaging etc.).
And my understanding of DDR3 Vs DDR3L is that they both have the same pinout and the only consumer discernable difference is in volatage drawn - 1.5V vs 1.35V.
I got rid of the packaging, but I'll open the laptop up to check what exactly the module says.
Oooh!Found the packaging. Looks like I hadn't thrown it away - I used it to keep my 4GB module in :)
And @fredblogs: and @Utopian: Weird/Odd or not, it indeed is labelled as "DDR3L" :)
Here's a picture of the packaging for those who're still reading/following:
Crucial DDR3L Amazon Deal - OzBargain |y| Package Image
@fredblogs:
As per http://www.dell.com/au/p/inspiron-15-7559-laptop/pd …
8GB Single Channel DDR3L 1600MHz (8GBx1)
The crucial module in this deal should work for your laptop.
@borealis: Thanks. So it's out of local Kingston DDR3L for $48 or Crucial DDR3 (which is really DDR3L :) for $45. Decisions…
@fredblogs:
The one I ordered from Amazon took 15-16 calendar days to arrive to Sydney metro. Hope that helps you decide.
@lyl: Got an Official Answer
I think it's weak, and the market seems to agree - As they seem to be the only ones poorly labelling. But, what are we gonna do about it? :D
@borealis: So Crucial is possibly a better brand, but the Kingston is local so faster delivery and better warranty conditions. Is that correct? I think I'll go with Kingston then.
Thanks op. Ordered 16GB Kit (8GBx2) for 59.43USD
Got $5 credit for reloading gift card balance to 100$ not sure if its targeted
Order Summary
Items:
$60.14
Shipping & Handling:
$4.29
Courtesy Credit
-$5.00
Total Before Tax:
$59.43
Estimated Tax Collected:
$0.00
Gift Certificate/Card:
-$59.43
Order Total
$0.00
not targeted, amazon promotion going on right now :)
Cheers!
Is this much better than the kingston that was available locally for $50 a few days ago?
$4 cheaper. Check convos above.
Can I use this for my 2009 Macbook Pro?
Wondering this too.
Yes..but the first Acer in the post only has 1 slot.
just buy 8gb one stick mate and shove it in, gotta remove the rubbish one thats already in there (toss it in the bin!)
It wouldn't make a significant difference though. THe underwhelming CPU will bottleneck everything.
Depending on your requirements that CPU is quad core and plenty powerful for most home/office based tasks that do not involve gaming or heavy graphics work
I have 5 of them with ssds and 4gb RAM each
I originally thought that too until I swapped the HDD for an SSD. Chrome on the hard drive was unusable, but perfect on the SSD. Now I just have the hard drive in the empty DVD slot as a data drive.
Then again, I'm only using it for RDP, internet, media playback and word processing. Attempting to play games won't go so well obviously.
It has been reduced further today so I got the 8 GB kit (4x2). Good deal.
Further down to 25.99USD
Installed this last night. Can confirm (1) it's labelled DDR3L (2) Crucial are idiots for advertising it as "DDR3" and confusing everyone (3) The RAM works fine in my Inspiron 7559
DDR3L also cheap: http://www.amazon.com/Crucial-Single-PC3L-12800-Unbuffered-C…
Edit: oops, not SODIMM