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Wednesday, September 23, 2020

Amazon.com - 240GB SSD $25
Western Digital Green 240GB 2.5" Solid State Drive for $25.

This is about the cheapest we have seen a 240GB SSD from a reputable manufacturer. Normally, a 120GB SSD costs about $25.

If you prefer a M.2 SSD, Newegg is selling a Team 1TB M.2 SSD for $78.

Tuesday, September 1, 2020

Newegg.com - 120GB SSD for $18
An SSD deal for less than $20. A Western Digital Green 120GB 2.5" Solid State Drive for $25, and code 93XPR78 applies $7 off.

Also, they are selling a Western Digital Blue 2TB M.2 SSD for $205 with code 93XPS42 .

Wednesday, August 26, 2020

Newegg.com - 1TB SSD for $80
SSDs have dropped in price considerably in the last few months. Today's deal is a Team Group GX2 2.5" 1TB SSD for $80 and comes with a 3 year warranty.

Wednesday, August 19, 2020

HyperxGaming.com - 25% to 35% Off Computer RAM and Accessories, Extra $5 Off With AmEx
(repost)

Back again is a sale on Kingston HyperX computer memory and gaming accessories.

Also, anyone with a personal American Express card that has enrolled in Shop Small promotion will get $5 credit after making a $10+ purchase at this store. This is because Kingston Technology is considered a small business and is listed on the Shop Small website. AmEx limits the $5 credit to 10 redemptions this year ($50 max credit), see here for more info.

SO-DIMM DDR4 RAM (with lifetime product warranty) for laptops and mini desktops:
- 32GB (2x16GB) HyperX Impact DDR4 SO-DIMM 2666MHz CL-15 for $102, or $97 with AmEx credit.
  Normally $140.
  The CAS latency of 15 (CL-15) means it performs faster than other 2666MHz memory in this price range. Most other SO-DIMM memory has a higher (slower) CAS latency of 19 or 20. Here are similar 2x16GB memory that go for about $100, but with a slower CL speed.
- 64GB (2x32GB) HyperX Impact DDR4 SO-DIMM 2666MHz CL16 for $198, or $193 with AmEx credit.
  Normally sells for $280, so this deal is $82 off. Most other 2x32GB laptop memory has slower CL speeds and sell for $200 and up.
- 64GB (2x32GB) HyperX Impact DDR4 SO-DIMM 2933MHz CL17 for $211, or $206 with AmEx credit.
  Normally sells for $305, so this deal is $94 off.
Desktop computer DDR4 RAM (with lifetime product warranty):
- One 16GB HyperX Fury DDR4 2666MHz CL-16 RAM Module for $51, or $46 with AmEx credit.
  Normally about $71. Note that a single module may not work, as some desktop computers need modules to be installed in identical pairs.
- 16GB (2x8GB) HyperX Fury DDR4 3000MHz CL-15 RAM for $57, or $52 with AmEx credit.
  Normally about $72, so this deal is $15 off.
- 32GB (2x16GB) HyperX Predator/RGB DDR4 3200MHz CL-16 RAM for $121, or $116 with AmEx credit.
  Normally sells for $188, so this deal is $67 off.
One important note that may effect your purchasing decision. Kingston requires an adult signature upon delivery for orders over $200. This can be a problem for people who would not be home during working hours, or do not want to interact with a courier during times of Covid-19. If you are concerned, call Kingston or place order(s) below $200.

Look at your computer's manual or google for its specs, to determine which memory is compatible. You will want to know:
- Memory size: SO-DIMM is normally the memory for laptops and mini computers, and regular DIMM for desktop computers. A wrong size will not fit.
- Memory type: DDR4 is not compatible with DDR3 and older. A wrong type will not work.
- Memory capacity per module (maximum) and number of slots. For example, if your computer has 2 slots supporting up to 16GB per slot, then your computer can be upgraded to 32GB memory (or less).
- Memory speed (minimum): memory should have a MHz speed at least what your computer supports. This should only effect performance, if the memory speed is slower than what your computer can handle.
Other than computer memory, HyperX is also selling:

Keyboard & mouse:
- HyperX Pulsefire Raid Mouse for $45, or $40 with AmEx credit.
  Normally sells for $60.
- HyperX Fury S Mouse Pad for $9.
  Normally sells for $15.
A deal on a pricey headset:
- HyperX Cloud Orbit-S Gaming Headset for $230, or $225 with AmEx credit.
  Normally sells for $280.

Friday, August 14, 2020

Newegg.com - 1TB M.2 SSD for $83
Cheapest 1TB M.2 SSD we have seen.

For a superior quality M.2 SSD, other deals available:
- Western Digital Blue M.2 500GB for $55 with code EMCDPGH32
- Western Digital Black M.2 1TB is $132 with code EMCDPGH23

Wednesday, August 12, 2020

Newegg.com - Western Digital Black 500GB M.2 SSD for $63
Western Digital's "Black" line are their highest grade of drives, and come with a 5-year warranty. The 500GB WD Black M.2 SSD is on sale for $63, and normally sells for about $80.

Saturday, August 8, 2020

HyperxGaming.com - 25% to 35% Off Computer RAM and Accessories, Extra $5 Off With AmEx
(expired: the sale expired on 8/9)

Kingston Technology's HyperX brand is known for quality RAM modules for desktop and laptop computers, and for some gaming accessories like computer mice. It is rare to find a hot deal on their products.

They are having a rare sale of 25% to 35% off of certain tech products.

In addition to the rare discounts direct from the manufacturer, we got $5 back when paying with an American Express card that had been enrolled in Shop Small. Surprisingly, Kingston Technology is considered a small business and is listed on the Shop Small website at the time of this post. Within an hour after making a $10+ purchase, enrolled American Express card members may get an email confirming the $5 credit.

Some deals:

SO-DIMM DDR4 RAM (with lifetime product warranty) for laptops and mini desktops:
- 32GB (2x16GB) HyperX Impact DDR4 SO-DIMM 2666MHz CL-15 for $102, or $97 with AmEx credit.
  Normally $144.
  The CAS latency of 15 (CL-15) means it performs faster than other 2666MHz memory in this price range. Most other SO-DIMM memory has a higher (slower) CAS latency of 19 or 20. Here are similar 2x16GB memory that sells for about $100, but with a slower CL speed.
- 64GB (2x32GB) HyperX Impact DDR4 SO-DIMM 2666MHz CL16 for $198, or $193 with AmEx credit.
  Normally sells for $290, so this deal is $92 off. Most other 2x32GB laptop memory has slower CL speeds and sell for $240 and up.
- 64GB (2x32GB) HyperX Impact DDR4 SO-DIMM 2933MHz CL17 for $211, or $206 with AmEx credit.
  Normally sells for $305, so this deal is $94 off.
Desktop computer DDR4 RAM (with lifetime product warranty):
- 16GB (2x8GB) HyperX Fury DDR4 3200MHz CL-16 RAM for $57, or $52 with AmEx credit.
  Normally sells for $80.
- 16GB (2x8GB) HyperX Fury RGB DDR4 3200MHz CL-16 RAM for $64, or $59 with AmEx credit.
  Normally sells for $99, so this deal is $35 off.
- 32GB (2x16GB) HyperX Fury DDR4 3200MHz CL-16 RAM for $109, or $104 with AmEx credit.
  Normally about $167, so this deal is $58 off.
When shopping, make sure you know what is compatible with the computer you own or plan to buy. Check the computer manual for memory requirements (DDR4, 2666MHz speed, etc.).

For example, Intel's NUC 10 mini PC uses SO-DIMM (laptop) DDR4 memory and 2666MHz speed, and is compatible with the above SO-DIMM memory. If someone is looking at getting the NUC 10, it is on sale for $400 at Microcenter without memory and disk (normally $430 and up). The Mini PC would have very nice specs with the above HyperX 32GB SO-DIMM memory kit for $102, then add an SSD for about $60. That provides a powerful mini PC for under $600 that just needs a keyboard & mouse (wired or wireless) and a connection to a monitor or TV. Its Thunderbolt port and USB 3.2 ports provide a lot of room for expansion, by adding external hard drives, monitors, and an eGPU.

Other than computer memory, HyperX is also selling:

Keyboard & mouse:
- HyperX Pulsefire Raid Mouse for $45, or $40 with AmEx credit.
  Normally sells for $60.
- HyperX Alloy Origins Mechanical Gaming Keyboard for $90, or $85 with AmEx credit.
  Normally sells for $110.
- HyperX Fury S Mouse Pad for $9.
  Normally sells for $15.
A deal on a pricey headset:
- HyperX Cloud Orbit-S Gaming Headset for $230, or $225 with AmEx credit.
  Normally sells for $330.
A deal for someone with a Nintendo Switch:
- HyperX ChargePlay Clutch for Nintendo Switch for $45, or $40 with AmEx credit.
  Normally sells for $60.

Friday, August 7, 2020

Newegg.com - Western Digital 10TB External/Desktop USB Drive $160
(expired)

Western Digital Elements 10TB USB3.0 Desktop Hard Drive for $190, and code EMCDPDN43 applies $30 off in the cart. Normally sells for about $180.

Thursday, July 30, 2020

BestBuy.com - Portable 5TB Hard Drive for $90
Western Digital Easystore 5TB Portable USB Hard Drive for $90. Normally $100 to $120.

A "portable" hard drive is small, lightweight, and powers itself with the included USB data cable.

Thursday, July 16, 2020

BestBuy.com - Western Digital 1TB SSD for $100
Normally about $115.

Tuesday, July 14, 2020

Amazon.com - Razer Gaming Mouse in White for $24
A white computer mouse is rare, and Razer is a good brand. The white color will show dirt more than black, but is a different look.

Note that some buyers of Razer mice noticed spyware-like data collection after installing the Razer driver software. Razer has responded to these claims.

We own one Razer mouse, and chose not to install their driver software on a PC. It is almost fully functional as a mouse using the default Windows drivers, without the features driven by the Razer software: key bindings, macros, and RGB-light customizing on the mouse.

Amazon also has a one-day sale on other Razer products.