News - Corsair launches 2,533MHz Dominator GTX4 DDR3 memory module

[HEXUS]

Fastest DDR3 memory to date is the cream of the cream of the crop, says Corsair.

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[kalniel]

*sigh*

More density, less speed. Please.

[aidanjt]

*sigh*

More density, less speed. Please.

Definitely this. We've been hanging on to mainstream 2GB per stick for aeons now.

[Agent]

*sigh*

More density, less speed. Please.

Cheaper, lower end RAM would do me. I'm getting tired of all this high priced super performance stuff when all I want is some low price DDR3 for a web browsing system.

[Mossy]

Cheaper, lower end RAM would do me. I'm getting tired of all this high priced super performance stuff when all I want is some low price DDR3 for a web browsing system.

then you simply buy the lower end memory which is available the GTX4 DDR3 is not marketed for Web browsing Machines more the Enthusiast.

[Agent]

then you simply buy the lower end memory which is available the GTX4 DDR3 is not marketed for Web browsing Machines more the Enthusiast.

I never said it was aimed at the non-enthusiast. My complaint is about the lack of this reasonably priced lower end DDR3 (and RAM in general right now to be honest). It's just too expensive still.

I would much rather see lower prices on 'lower end' RAM, than more high end stuff being pushed.

[Mossy]

I never said it was aimed at the non-enthusiast. My complaint is about the lack of this reasonably priced lower end DDR3 (and RAM in general right now to be honest). It's just too expensive still.

I would much rather see lower prices on 'lower end' RAM, than more high end stuff being pushed.

TBH Agent memory pricing is hitting the roof with cost of production and becuase the pound is so weak at the moment. Even value memory is priced over most peoples budget compared to a year or so ago.

[superscaper]

I never said it was aimed at the non-enthusiast. My complaint is about the lack of this reasonably priced lower end DDR3 (and RAM in general right now to be honest). It's just too expensive still.

I would much rather see lower prices on 'lower end' RAM, than more high end stuff being pushed.

RAM more than any other component is classified as a commodity, and commodity prices are dictated much more by volatile and mystical market forces and far more strongly influenced by things like economy, currency etc as Paulm@scan mentioned, than by manufacturers themselves.