Crucial (computer memory) Reviews

Crucial memory has been the best site to get all your computer needs because there search is advanced and the site has easy navigation to the product make and model. crucial technology is for the advanced and beginner computer user. All you have to do is know what computer you have and model number which can be found on all computers at ...  Read the complete review

Whilst other E-tailers seemed to flounder during the pre-Christmas period of 2001, the order I placed with Crucial was by far the best service I received during this period, possibly ever. I must have placed about 10 orders during the run up to Christmas 2001, all of them with a different e-tailers. Some of them performed well, some very ...  Read the complete review

Two years after purchase, my Gateway PC is still an ample machine for my needs. Although supplied with a 500MHz P3 processor and 128Mb RAM, it copes more than admirably with my slightly above average demands. That said, when I upgraded to Windows XP earlier this month, I decided the time was right to upgrade the memory too. Personally, I ...  Read the complete review

Have you visited the website for Crucial? If not Im going to include it here. http://www.crucial.com/uk You can alternatively click on the flashing banner at the top of the www.consumer-reviews.co.uk webpage. (hint hint) I did as I wondered what it was all about. Well, its all about Memory and supplying it at cheap prices ...  Read the complete review

This is a great company good, quick service! - Advantages: Quick Service - Disadvantages: Site is not super user friendly

have only dealt with this company twice, and both of those times were this week. On both occasions I have found their service nothing less that breathe taking. I have had some money to burn this week, as I dont have to save for my wedding no more. So what could I spend my money one?? A) My darling wife? B) Or My darling ...  Read the complete review

We all know that adding more RAM to your computer is an effective, fast way of speeding it up and putting some extra kick into an ageing machine. It is also common knowledge in the techie world that memory prices are at an all-time low and now's the best time to go out and get some. Now that you're raring to go and spend your ...  Read the complete review

I’m sure that the ridiculously low memory prices – which have been on a downward spiral for some time now – have not escaped the attention of most people. A 128MB SDRAM module that could have cost you over £130 a little over a year ago can now be yours for around £15. So, considering the fact that prices are so low, and the fact ...  Read the complete review

I was growing tired of my computer grinding to a halt every time I had more than one or two internet explorer windows open, and with my recent addition of a firewall and virus checker to the system tray, my 64MB of RAM was being stretched to the limit, and as I knew prices weren't too much these days, I decided to splash out on another 128MB ...  Read the complete review

One of the first rules of computing is that you can never have enough memory. The second of course is that you never have enough disk space. Never trust anyone who tells you otherwise, especially that dodgy seller who assures you his second-hand 80486 100MHz with 8MB RAM will 'sufficiently meet your ultimate gaming needs' :) ...  Read the complete review

Well I upgraded my processor and my motherboard, and although the motherboard supports both flavours of ram (SDRAM & DDRRAM) I decided that some new memory might be in order as well so I decided to buy myself 256Mb of PC2100 DDR-RAM. Scouring my usual sources showed that it cost a bit more than PC133 SD-RAM at around £33 per stick. As I have some ...  Read the complete review

After I brought a new motherboard earlier this year, I thought I could manage with the memory from my previous PC. Technically it was fine (generic PC133 memory), but after getting plenty of odd lockups and reading the newsgroups, it seemed the memory was at fault. When I was looking for new memory, I decided to avoid cheap generic RAM ...  Read the complete review

I recently turned to Crucial for a memory upgrade for my home PC. I have had the PC for 3 years and I thought more RAM would give it a nice boost. I was impressed by how simple to navigate the crucial website was. I had found my exact computer model within minutes and had soon ordered a 128Mb RAM chip that is guaranteed to work with my ...  Read the complete review

An excellent, easy to navigate website which leads you by the mouse to the exact memory you need for your computer. Decide on the amount of memory you want then add your delivery details, wait for about a day and the brown box falls through the letterbox with an installation guide and more padding than a sumo wrestler. Ordered ...  Read the complete review

When I read in a magazine that Crucial memory was delivering memory for such incredible prices, I assumed that the memory was of unbranded asian manufacture - the sort of ram that would most likely work, but did I want to risk it? I skipped over the advert without reading the smaller print, and it was only later I found out that this was proper, ...  Read the complete review

Had your computer for a little while? doesn't quite seem so fast anymore does it? The reason for this is once you have have a few pieces of software installed and running they all use up some of the memory on your computer making it slower,slower, slower. Well you don't need me to tell you. When I first got my ...  Read the complete review