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Old 06 September 2002, 10:15 AM
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I'm upgrading about 40 Dell Optiplex GX110 pc's in our office with an additional 256MB.

Crucial sell PC100 DIMMS for £31.49, but I can get them through Komplett for £20.45 each.

That's about £400 cheaper

What sort of warranty do Komplett give and is there much difference in quality between the two?

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Old 06 September 2002, 10:25 AM
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I've always used Crucial for memory. Never had a problem. The only time I've had to return anything to them was because they listed 2 variants for a particular server and we took a flyer but ordered the wrong one. They were very speedy in issuing an RMA number and getting the replacements out.
They have discounts for buying on line too.
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Yeah, it's the online prices I've been using. It's just that I've been given a budget for certain things, so this would mean I could divert some costs to other goodies.

Anyone had any dealings with Komplett?

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