It might be because DDR3 has been introduced and some fabs are using
capacity to make DDR3, instead of DDR2, so supply hasn't gone up, which is
usually what makes prices go down.
Chris
On Fri, Jul 30, 2010 at 10:40 AM, Andrew Farnsworth farn...@gmail.comwrote:
Just looked at a memory upgrade for my desktop computer and discovered that
in 8 months, memory prices have not dropped..
Nov 27, 2009 : $111 for OCZ PC3-10666 Platinum RAM 4Gb Kit (2 x 2Gb)
Jul 30, 2010 : $110 for OCZ PC3-10666 Platinum RAM 4Gb Kit (2 x 2Gb)
and to top it off, memory densities don't seem to be increasing... at least
not quickly. Is this due to the fact that most people are still on a 32-bit
OS and cannot really take advantage of 4 Gb RAM or is it because 4Gb is
really enough for almost everyone?
Andy
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