I agree with others in that pricing for DDR2 should be going up.
Originally posted by: n7
I'm seeing a slightly upward trend in DDR2 pricing here, though that could very well be due to our dollar jumping all over.
I agree with Quiksilver; it's unlikely to get any cheaper as DDR3 is where everything is headed.
Originally posted by: NXIL
CA Roll said:
I agree with others in that pricing for DDR2 should be going up.
It has been selling for less than it costs to make it: they cranked out a bunch of it because Vista needed a lot of memory; but, lots of people did not want Vista.
And, check out regular DDR memory prices: about twice what DDR2 is, since much less is being made, and, there is still demand from people with older systems.
We have been spoiled by really cheap RAM....being able to buy it for less than it costs to make it is not sustainable.
NX
Originally posted by: Satsuki
Hey!
DDR2 continues to drop, but it is definitely slowing down.
OCZ DDR2-1066 - $49 shipped
http://www.newegg.com/Product/...x?Item=N82E16820227362
Not bad at all.
I got 2x2GB G.skill DDR2-1066 5-5-5-15 for $45 shipped on ebay.
<3
Yeah. Six months ago, I was paying around $20 for a 2x2 after rebate (Crucial). I just bought what I think is my last DDR2 purchase last week on a Newegg sale. About $10 a gigabyte for Kingston DDR2 800. All of my DDR2 servers are at 8 GB, which is all they'll hold, and all my desktops are at 4 GB, which is all I'll have need for with those motherboards.Originally posted by: taltamir
that is higher than the prices i saw 6 months ago. and even 1 year ago...30-40 dollars with 15-20$ MIR for 2x2GB modules.
The Crucial/Lexar rebates were fine and fast.Originally posted by: Satsuki
Did you receive the rebate? I heard there was a huge scandal with the rebates companies back then.