approved memory ?

Hi all,
does anybody know if memoryamerica 4GB FULLY BUFFERED PC5300 DDR2 ECC (FB-DIMM) SPECIAL APPLE is good for apple mac pro?
their price is pretty good, but they don t say if its approved memory
http://store.memoryamerica.com/fully-buffered-pc5300-ddr2-ecc-4gb-apple.html
thanks,
http://www.memoryamerica.com

Macpropro said:

Hi all,
does anybody know if memoryamerica 4GB FULLY BUFFERED PC5300 DDR2 ECC (FB-DIMM) SPECIAL APPLE is good for apple mac pro?
their price is pretty good, but they don t say if its approved memory
http://store.memoryamerica.com/fully-buffered-pc5300-ddr2-ecc-4gb-apple.html
thanks,
http://www.memoryamerica.com

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As long as it meets the correct specification, it should be fine - although I would warn you against cheap, non-branded memory, which can lead to more problems than it's worth.

To verify your Mac's type of memory, try the Memory Advisor Tool at http://www.crucial.com.

I ordered mine from trans international and it works great.

Is that for real $10 for a 4GB stick. i don't think so. this is what you find on their contact us page:

Our contact information


By email:

Business email address ([email protected] is the default)


By standard mail:

Your business name

Street number and name

City, State, Zip code


By phone:

555 555-1212 (between H a.m. and H p.m. time zone)

I don't own a Mac Pro but I was going to buy a module for $10 to see what I would get. $10 is a good price!!
But the store isn't open for business. Click checkout, it says it's for testing purposes only.
Bryan

Looks suspicious to say the least, I'd steer clear. Memory is simply not that inexpensive.