Crucial / 1GB / 240-pin DIMM / DDR2 PC2-5300 memory module
- 1GB DDR2 PC2-5300, 240-pin DIMM memory module / Model no. CT12864AA667
- DDR2 PC2-5300, CL=5, Unbuffered, NON-ECC, DDR2-667, 1.8V, 128Meg x 64
Product Description
Every day, you rely on your computer to make your life easier. A Crucial DRAM upgrade can help your system run faster, and it’s one of the easiest, most affordable ways to improve system performance. Reap the benefits doing everything from everyday system tasks to mission-critical applications. For over 12 years, Crucial has been recognized as a leader in DRAM upgrades. Our products help people achieve greater system performance through improved productivity, reliability, and speed. As part of one of the world’s largest DRAM manufacturers—Micron Technology—our long tenure of engineering and manufacturing expertise allow us to build high-quality, system-specific memory solutions for customers. We back our products by guaranteeing system compatibility, limited lifetime warranties, and outstanding service and support. At Crucial, we’re the Memory Experts…. More >>
Crucial / 1GB / 240-pin DIMM / DDR2 PC2-5300 memory module
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5 comments
Kerlahna Marie on December 8, 2009 at 8:38 am
I ordered this because I was trying to get a laptop chip. I know that I should have double and triple checked it before ordering it, but honestly, it’s such a long name. Why can’t they specify it more. This is not a laptop chip! :/
SirPaladin on December 8, 2009 at 9:39 am
Purchased 2 x 1GB memory modules for my Dell Vostro desktop to maximize memory to total of 4GB. I used the Crucial website to find out which memory works with my system. System seems to run faster especially when using large files. Lifetime warranty makes this a no-brainer for upgrading desktop computers. Highly recommended!
Lori D. Quick on December 8, 2009 at 10:57 am
not sure gave product to friend for christmas. i think she said it was the wrong one. thanks so much.
deadxmen on December 8, 2009 at 12:22 pm
I ordered the Crucial / 1GB / 200-pin SODIMM / DDR2 PC2-5300 memory module. However, what was shipped was something completely different. They shipped me the 240-pin module instead of the 200 pin sodimm. When I called Crucial/Amazon, they were unwilling to exchange the items for the correct ones. They wanted to charge me more for the items that I had already paid for. It “wasn’t their problem” that I had received the wrong items. After spending 45 minutes on the phone arguing the matter, they gave me two options, pay more for the 1GB / 200-pin SODIMM / DDR2 PC2-5300 memory module or refund it entirely. Rather than submit to the bait and switch tactics that they were employing, I had them refund the entire order. It would be my suggestion that Amazon not do business with retailers who will not honor what was on the invoice or advertised on the website. Shady business practices by Crucial will only hurt both Amazon’s and Crucial’s reputation. Needless to say, I will not be ordering anything from Crucial ever again. Next time I order from Amazon, I will be a little more weary about ordering an item that comes from a third party. In the meantime, I will have to take my business elsewhere since Crucial was unwilling to resolve the issue.
Scott A. Griswold on December 8, 2009 at 2:01 pm
I ordered Qty 2 of Crucial / 1GB / 200-pin SODIMM / DDR2 PC2-5300 memory module. Instead I received 240Pin Modules. Simple Mistake. A quick phone call should get my memory exchanged right? Wrong. They first tried to charge me more my telling me the price was listed wrong. My fault? No. After complaining about that fact, they then offered to stand by the price. Then they tried to tell me that I would be liable for return shipping. On a product they incorrectly shipped??
I can’t review the product, but I can tell anyone considering ordering product from Crucial to hope that they get what they paid for the first time. They tried to say it was an Amazon issue with the incorrect price. Again, My fault? No. I buy what I see at the price I see and expect to get that item at that price. Anything less an I’m going to be disappointed. In the end, they shipped me new ram and sent me a UPS return shipping label for the wrong ram. But not without having to question their every attempt to avoid this.
My reason for ordering from Amazon was that their listed price was better than Crucial direct. Next time I’ll just order direct from Crucial and avoid the possibility there is an issue with Amazon, if I decide to order from them again at all.