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#46
01-08-09, 10:34 PM
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This is the support issue that garners my vote.
"We understand that purchasing computer hardware can be a frustrating process. That's why all of our memory products are backed by a limited lifetime warranty. Use the Crucial Memory Selector to find the right memory upgrade for your computer, and we guarantee that your memory will be compatible with your system and give you the performance boost you're looking for. In the unlikely event that your module is defective or you are not happy with the performance of the memory please call us! We will happily replace it at any time. For more detailed information on our warranty, click here. To find out how to contact a Crucial Memory Expert by phone or online, click here. " Gerry wrote: [..] |
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#47
01-08-09, 11:18 PM
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Bob
That is a good assurance to receive. However, if the computer is a Dell, the manufacturer should know what is best for their computer. The problem now with any supplier is that you can never know where components are sourced. Everything thing you buy has quality sacrificed to be able to compete. The latest financial situation can only mean the quality issue is going to be increasingly difficult for buyers. |
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#48
01-09-09, 02:36 AM
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You are right, I got mixed up.. I meant to say Avast!
----------------------- "Randem" <newsgroups> escribió en el mensaje news:4124 [..] |
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#49
01-09-09, 02:38 AM
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And only requires registration, I believe after the initial period of 6
months(?) don't exactly remember. --------------------- "Randem" <newsgroups> escribió en el mensaje news:4124 [..] |
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#50
01-09-09, 04:18 PM
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Absolutely not and I did not say that.
"Gerry" <gerry> wrote in message news:a556 [..] |
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#51
01-09-09, 04:21 PM
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No, the manufacturer knows what is best for their profits.
Dell is noted for charging far too much. Crucial does NOT sacrifice quality to compete. "Gerry" <gerry> wrote in message news:1676 [..] |
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#52
01-09-09, 04:53 PM
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Incidentally, once again you did not comprehend what you read.
"Gerry" <gerry> wrote in message news:a556 [..] |
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#53
01-09-09, 06:01 PM
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Unknown
What % uplift are you suggesting is the differential between Dell and Crucial? It is true that manufacters can make extra profits on relacement components but it becomes less easy to do this where there are competitive non-branded alternatives. |
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#54
01-09-09, 06:06 PM
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Unknown
You commented on one retail outlet but not the other. As a result the inference is that what you said about one does not apply to the other. |
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#55
01-09-09, 07:15 PM
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Exceeds 100% higher than Crucial. If you compare Crucial module with Dell
you cannot tell the difference. When daughter bought her computer (I won't buy Dell) they wanted $129 per 256meg. I told her order computer with minimum memory. I upgraded her computer at a cost of $39 per 256 meg. "Gerry" <gerry> wrote in message news:3708 [..] |
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#56
01-09-09, 07:17 PM
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You do that all the time. DON"T read things into any post.
There is NO inference. "Gerry" <gerry> wrote in message news:4412 [..] |
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#57
01-11-09, 06:08 PM
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Yes - I did mean adaware - my subscription to McAfee doesn't end till June 09
- Can I disable anything or not. Thanks for the help "Ken Blake, MVP" wrote: [..] |
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#58
01-11-09, 07:48 PM
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On Sun, 11 Jan 2009 10:08:01 -0800, Ginnie
<Ginnie> wrote: > Yes - I did mean adaware - my subscription to McAfee doesn't end till June 09 > - Can I disable anything or not. Regardless of when your subscription ends, it's a poor product and you would do well to replace it with a better one. That's especially true since you can get better ones that are free. Moreover, as I said, Adaware is neither the best anti-spyware program, nor is it alone sufficient. Follow my recommendation in point #4 below. > Thanks for the help You're welcome. Glad to help. [..] |
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#59
01-16-09, 07:22 PM
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Did download and run ccleaner - Not sure what program to go with for
security - some say NOD32 and others say Kaspersky???? "Ken Blake, MVP" wrote: [..] |
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#60
01-16-09, 08:43 PM
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On Fri, 16 Jan 2009 11:22:02 -0800, Ginnie
<Ginnie> wrote: > Did download and run ccleaner - Not sure what program to go with for > security - some say NOD32 and others say Kaspersky???? Those are anti-virus programs, and my view is that NOD32 is the best such product available. But an anti-virus program doesn't provide complete security, and you should also run at least two (because none of them is perfect) anti-spyware programs--Malwarebytes and one or two others. [..] |
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