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It isn't the cheapest but
Crucial is great because it guarantees compatibility.
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Agreed. Crucial should always be your first stop for RAM, if only because it'll tell you exactly what your system needs (you pick RAM by picking your computer make & model). You can price-shop after that, but finding out that you need, for instance, 200 pin DDR PC2100 non-ECC SODIMMs without cracking your case (or hunting down the manuals) is quite handy.
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