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Kingston KVR533D2E4K2/2G 2GB 2 x 1GB ECC CL4 DIMM 240-Pin DDR II ValueRAM Memory

Kingston KVR533D2E4K2/2G 2GB 2 x 1GB ECC CL4 DIMM 240-Pin DDR II ValueRAM Memory
From Kingston H. Corporation

List Price: $67.99
Price: $30.85

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Product Description

ValueRAM's KVR533D2E4K2/2G is a kit of two 128M x 72-bit (1GB) DDR533 CL4 SDRAM (Synchronous DRAM) ECC memory modules. Total kit capacity is 2GB. The components on each module include eighteen 64M x 8-bit (16M x 8-bit x 4 Bank) DDR533 SDRAM in FBGA packages. Each 240-pin DIMM uses gold contact fingers and requires +1.8V.

Product Details

  • Brand: Kingston
  • Model: KVR533D2E4K2/2G
  • Original language: English
  • Dimensions: 5.51" h x 36.61" w x 67.32" l, .13 pounds

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  • Sold Individually

Customer Reviews

BEWARE of Kingston REBATES!2
Beware of KINGSTON rebates!

Of course, I hope your experience would differ, if you were to buy Kingston product(s), but mine was terrible.

I bought a Kingston CompactFlash card that offered a $50 mail-in rebate. I promptly (as in, the day AFTER I received the item delivery) went to photocopy my rebate certificate and UPC code and sales receipt; then sent it all on its merry way. Yes, I was well within the rebate period, both for the purchase AND for the postmark date. My purchase was a valid retailer (think HUGE online e-tailer).

The rebate REQUIRED sending THE ENTIRE ORIGINAL UPC label, which was like the entire outside package for my CF card, about the size of 1 ½ business cards when flattened. No problem.

About TWO MONTHS later, I get a letter saying "your rebate request was denied because you failed to furnish the appropriate ORIGINAL UPC code as required by the rebate offer."

Well, now WHAT? I can't RE-SEND the original (it was already in their possession). I called, and they insisted on repeating what the letter said. I re-sent my PHOTOCOPIES and they said a photocopy is invalid proof of purchase.

After another 6 weeks of pursuing this, I figured this is their scam. They simply wouldn't honor the rebate. And without the ORIGINAL UPC in my possession, I couldn't really submit to their requirements.

If you're looking for a RAM upgrade, I'd suggest you look at a quality company like OCZ (the BEST!), or Patriot, Geil, or Corsair. If you're looking for a value Flash Memory Card, I might suggest SanDisk.

For one, Kingston does NOT make the best products, they are VALUE-driven products.

Two, there are competitors to Kingston with just as good or better value-to-performance ratios at the same prices.

Three, Kingston will not stand behind their customer as I have experienced.

I urge you to, please, be cautious of Kingston and their rebate scams.