Indicating more price drops?
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/164c039c-f3a...0779e2340.html
Indicating more price drops?
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/164c039c-f3a...0779e2340.html
well if you read it closely they are going to slow supply to bring the prices back up this quarter / next quarter
Ready for DDR3, the robbing sods
i know, nand chips not dram it says. but im hoping it does last till june-ish when im hopefully buying my pc.
any major performance above ddr2? fudzilla said that 2gb of ddr3 costs $600. i'll just be sticking with the ddr2 i guess. my ddr isnt that bad also 5.3 rating in vista which is quite nice
OT - I love your avatar Clunk
At the minute the engineering samples people have got hold of are cas6 (can't remember what speed) and not showing any improvement over equivalent DDR2 kits, but they were using a modded mobo, so with proper motherboards could, and really should, be faster. But probably not much to make it worth buying for a while
ok tell me i am mad if i go out and buy 4gb of ddr2 for the future, as I am still running a ddr1 setup
kinda i'd say, it says the ram prices will keep dropping. i say until you see the prices start rising then dont buy it. i think im not gonna upgrade to ddr2 either. the good quality ddr offers same performance in games and such. not a massive difference except for ram bandwidth.
I have seen RL Supplies selling 2Gb DDR2 667Mhz modules for £58.95 + VAT.
http://www.rlsupplies.co.uk/products....asp?id=234570
This is about half the price I have seen 2Gb modules being sold elsewhere.
Does anyone really think the price will drop lower than this? I can see the price of 512Mb and 1Gb modules dropping slightly but 2Gb modules which are not so common I would think would hold their price.
Well there is RAM and there is Quality, Branded RAM. I stick (no pun intended) with Corsair, high quality, known chip source and properly selected and matched, with a real lifetime warrenty. Others have their favoured Quality RAM and they are all valid opinions,
RAM is kinda important (as is PSU and MB) for stability and reliability, and I would not put this kind of budget RAM in any PC I build....
Try to make each and every day the best it can be.
Hmmm I have 2gig of corsair xms2 6400. Would it be wise to get another 2 gig while prices are cheap, or would it be overkill?
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