I am a network administratorI have a lot of extra RAM laying around outside of machinesRight now, they are stored in a box looseBut I do not think this is a safe and effective way to store themDo they make storage binders for RAM? or anything close to that?
My kids like chicken boullion and cooked carrots mashed inI like garlic salt and pepperYou could be more adventurous with cheddar cheese and chorizo.
A scoop of sour cream gives them a nice texture and then add some garlic or Rosemary for a fun flavor.
Ranch dressing mix garlic salt, butter, and sour cream for creamy garlic mashed potatoes cheese and bacon(I like to use the powder cheese from mac n cheese)
pretty much anythingI find mashing cooked carrots and adding a whole lot of cheddar cheese turns out deliciousalso if you like mashed potato like I do, go ahead and add that extra bit more of milk to make it even more smoother ;)
The optimum would be anti-static plastic packaging specifically made for memoryNext best would be to store them in anti-static bags packed in cardboard boxes padded with foam or bubble wrapYou can use the anti-static bags that motherboards and other circuit boards come inFor valuable RAM, I recommend using an anti-static bag as wide as the RAM or slightly largerFold the bag over once (alternate directions to make a VVVV pattern) after each module is put in to prevent them from rubbingFor long-term storage or shipping, wrap the folded bag in tape to keep it form unwrapping and then foam or bubble wrap, if needed, for protectionSee links for vendors of anti-static bagsHow much trouble you go through should depend on how valuable the RAM isYou can also just use aluminum foilPut out a sheet of aluminum foil, put a stick of RAM down by the edge, fold the foil over, stack the nextPlace in a cardboard boxThis isn't perfect because the aluminum may scuff the gold-plated contacts, so handle very gently.
