Visipro 256 Mb Ddr2 Pc5300 Memory Card By edev5 on - Updated Oct 15, 2011
Just before my hubby and I got married, we had prepared for anything, including a PC for our new house. My brother, who was selling computer stuffs at that time, helped us in deciding the specifications we need for our new PC. One of them was deciding the memory card for the PC. He recommended this memory card, Visipro 256MB. It's a DDR2 memory card and intended for PC5300. I'm not a techie so I'm not quite familiar with tech terms, so I only write what I know about this memory card here. What I like about it, like my brother said, that it comes with a lifetime warranty. We decided to take the 256MB capacity because it was cheap (while we had limited budget at that time as a newly wed.. lol..). This memory card is still working well when we remove it. We have the 1GB now, and we had put these two together, but as a result, our computer was working slower with these two running, and as our service guy advised, we removed the 256MB, and now we're working with the 1GB instead. We still don't know about what to do with this 256MB card. We're planning to sell it as secondhand item, but don't know if this is still worth any money.
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Visipro 256MB DDR2 PC5300 Purchased at: MGC Price: $20
Yeah, most computers are running at least 1GB, but all the new ones are 4G. We have lots of those 256 sticks sitting around (my husband repairs computers) and since the prices have come down drastically on the 1G, the 256 aren't really being sought after. But you may find a person who just needs a new stick and only uses their computer for Email and some Internet browsing. Thanks for the review.