Ram for an elder emachines PC?

would anyone know if it's still possible to find a 256 MB PC133 168-pin SD-RAM module? I enjoy an emachines computer from about 2002 and to be exact the only class of RAM that it uses. I know the format is outdated, but I want to see about updating the RAM anyway. Also, near are only select brands of RAM, such as micron, crucial, and samsung that are compatible near the motherboard.

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This isn't the lone site, the trouble SDRam is even more expensive than DDR however if you are running XP with a present 256 (or even worse 128) it is ably worth the investment, also you will be able to put up for sale it on as plenty of people can upgrade from 98 to XP (not Vista but who wouyld want to anyway?)

Best Buy still sell the PC133 RAM modules.

John
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Yes, easily.
PNY, Kingston and Edge still label a range of PC133 RAM.

Try any local computer or organization supply store... without wish to advertise, I work for St*ples, amd I know that we get them, I'm sure our colleagues in the trade do, too.

The brand should trade name no difference to its suitability...

newegg.com is the best place for any computer hardware!!! I built my PC from there. Amazing website!
Give it a try.

Who said SDRAMs are outdated.You can find the RAMs you looked-for at Amazon and Ebay.Just search for 256MB PC133 SDRAM at Amazon or ebay,you will surely find it.Good luck.

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