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A major reduction in output is reversing the downward pressure on DDR2 price caused by oversupply.
What exactly does it mean by "spot price of around $1.80 for DDR2 667Mhz 1Gb"? Clearly the price of a 1GB stick of RAM has never been that low.
I'm assuming they mean 1 Gbit chips
so ~$2 per chip*8=~$16/GB
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it refers to the chips that you can see on the RAM:Quote:
Originally Posted by miniyazz
eg:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...M_DDR2_512.jpg
on this you can see 8, the spot price increase affects each chip on it, so the price increases overall
so instead of $0.58*8 it's now $0.74*8
Ah right, thanksQuote:
Originally Posted by TAKTAK
Just ordered myself an additional 4GB (to make 8GB total) or OCZ DDR2 ram for £35 before it gets expensive.
Not bad, running at 1100MHz :).
Play.com currently doing a stick of 2GB PNY PC2-6400 for £11.99. What are the chances of getting anything else that low in 2009? I might buy some even though I'll have nothing to stick it in for 6 months :)
That's amazing.Quote:
Originally Posted by pepsi_max2k