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mr-evil,
I totally understand your reaction, but my feeling is that these prices are still too high. Last time I bought RAM I bought two 256 soDIMMs for my Dell laptop and it cost me <$60 shipped!
That was a great price! I almost bought more in anticipation of my dual board but I decided to hold off because I wasn't ready to buy the rest.
Oh well. >>
Yeah, and my parents paid $28,000 for their house, so that should still be the price of houses, milk should cost 40 cents a gallon and you should still be able to get a new Corvette for $5,000. Prices change, get over it. Those $30 256MB DIMMS you so fondly remember are a thing of the past, the manufacturers were selling it AT A LOSS because of excess production. Shall they ramp up production even further and sell it for a dollar a gigabyte just because some people can't face economic reality? Sure, and a month later those "the prices are too high, I want it for a dime per gigabyte" whiners would be complaining that you couldn't buy RAM at any price because every manufacturer went under. Man, face reality, RAM prices are still dirt cheap and I defy anyone of the complainers to come up with a business model where the manufacturers can sell the stuff for 50% of production cost and still stay afloat. Go ahead, when you solve that little puzzle you earn the right to bitch about RAM prices, until then, count your lucky stars that it isn't still $100 per MB, or $25 per meg or even a dollar per meg.