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Buying Computer RAM - Advice Please

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I'm using a 2008 24'' iMac 2.8 Ghz Core 2 Duo that has 4GB of RAM , I would like to up grade the RAM to 6GB ( the recommended maximum ) the RAM up grade is normally sold as a 6GB kit ( 2GB+4GB) DDR2-800 PC2-6400 SODIMM Memory iMac 24" 2008 2.8GHz, 3.06GHz )

Ive had a look around my local computer shops but no luck , I can see the no name kits for sale on ebay , but they seem expensive with high shipping costs 4,500 Baht

A trip to Bangkok would be a right pain in the backside .

Does any one know of a Thai online web site where I could purchase from .

Thanks

Where are You, most places have a Tukcom these days. Check their website for the nearest branch.

You could try RS Online, fairly easy to deal with but not sure on payment options, I had to pay by bank transfer.

Where are You, most places have a Tukcom these days. Check their website for the nearest branch.

As far as know and according to the tukcom website Tukcom only has a total of 5 stores in Chonburi, Pattaya, Sriracha, Khon Kaen and Udon.

Out of interest, how do InvadeIT get around the natural light-fingeredness of the Thai postal system?
By sending it through EMS or others like TNT etc

Sent from my iPad so Please excuse any typos

When I had a new computer built last year, I went to several shops with my draft design and asked for recommendations. I got some, specific brand names, model numbers, etc.

I was in no hurry so I went home, did more research, and went back weeks later with a better, more intelligent design. But then the same shops said they now recommended different components.

Confused, I started asking questions and found out that they all were simply recommending the specific item they had on hand that day. They all said that if I was in no hurry, they could order anything sold in Thailand.

So I would say you have two options if you do not want to travel. Mail order from a good source like InvadeIT or select what you want and have a local shop order it for you.

Out of interest, how do InvadeIT get around the natural light-fingeredness of the Thai postal system?

When I ordered a phone from LAZADA, they delivered it to my Bangkok address by messenger the next day.

I've used Thai Post many times; both EMS and their own parcel service and have never had anything come up missing in 10 years of use. In my eyes, a very dependable service. My local Post Office in Phra Khanong is much more efficiently run than the PO in my home city in the USA: like having queue numbers and parcel wrapping services.

Out of interest, how do InvadeIT get around the natural light-fingeredness of the Thai postal system?

When you order you get a list of shipping options. So you get to choose.

When I ordered, I chose Kerry Logistics. My shipment arrived the next day.

Out of interest, how do InvadeIT get around the natural light-fingeredness of the Thai postal system?

When you order you get a list of shipping options. So you get to choose.

When I ordered, I chose Kerry Logistics. My shipment arrived the next day.

When I wanted to order a NAS complete with drives, Thomas send me this when I asked him which Shipping option I should choose.

For a NAS with drives I would probably not recommend EMS as it would be slightly on the big side, so either TNT or Kerry Logistics would be fine.

Where are You, most places have a Tukcom these days. Check their website for the nearest branch.

As far as know and according to the tukcom website Tukcom only has a total of 5 stores in Chonburi, Pattaya, Sriracha, Khon Kaen and Udon.

Apologies if it appeared misleading. Living in Chonburi they seem to be everywhere.

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