ahlex said: What rebate company handles this rebate? It looks like Kingston rebate processing is in-house. (ETA: guess not, sorry) I don't have any experience with them.
c00ld00d said: Would the coupon void the rebate? No.
Graphixv
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posted: Nov. 23, 2008 @ 5:31p
I'd jump on this, outside the fact that I'm looking to upgrade from the single core. Can't see dumping more money into the machine. Green for effort.
Graphixv said: I'd jump on this, outside the fact that I'm looking to upgrade from the single core. Can't see dumping more money into the machine. Green for effort.
I'm in the same boat. Can't justify putting more money into my Athlon XP 1800+. Too bad this deal didn't come 3 years ago!
MechanicalMan said: ahlex said: What rebate company handles this rebate? It looks like Kingston rebate processing is in-house. I don't have any experience with them.Kingston rebates are are processed by rebate-zone, not in-house. They are reliable as long as you follow the submission instructions.
I got excited over nothing. My socket 939 opteron setup already has four 1GB sticks. I thought this was for two 2GB sticks. Note that 4 1GB sticks in many motherboards is not totally usable because of the way DDR memory is addressed.
Came close to pulling the trigger for this as my machine only has 512Mb currently, but just picked up 2Gb DDR2 800 for my second set-up for $10 AR from the EGG. I gonna wait for better beal. Green for the post OP.
Iceburg said: Couldn't get the %5 to work, so $18 for me. Just in time too. Thanks OP. For some reason, the 5% was removed when I tried to checkout through Buy.com, but I was able to use the coupon by paying with Google Checkout.
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