Home > Computer Memory and Hard Drives > Why have ram prices sky-rocketed?

Why have ram prices sky-rocketed?


It's like they're gasoline or something of the sort. When I was looking at corsair value select 184 pin about a month ago it was just about $80 for a gig, and now it's poking at $100.

    
bratton

Well ive noticed DDR is higher than DDR2 now but they arent just going up through the roof. Could ya give me a link to this RAM you are talking about?

Was this answer helpful ? Yes No   
gamerman4


Quote:








Originally Posted by gamerman4
View Post

Well ive noticed DDR is higher than DDR2 now but they arent just going up through the roof. Could ya give me a link to this RAM you are talking about?



Either this.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820145440



Or this.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820145505

Was this answer helpful ? Yes No   
m0nk3ys1ms

Hmm, I haven't noticed RAM prices going up. But then again I haven't been looking at value ram lately. Could just be a didn't set of RAM, check the serial numbers if you can, the latencies, everything because even a small difference in performance can make a big difference in price.

Was this answer helpful ? Yes No   
bball4life

Hmm you are right tho, My corsair valueRAM was about $85 when I got it last summer, now DDR2 value RAM is around that. Oh well, I've also seen the higher-end RAM dropping slightly in price and thats what I use.

Was this answer helpful ? Yes No   
gamerman4

i dont have any links, i just noticed (through what i was shopping for) that 184 pin 1gb sticks around $80 have all moved up significantly in a short time



actually, heres one link: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820231046

it was 80, i got it for 85 a couple weeks ago, now its 100

Was this answer helpful ? Yes No   
bratton
 
 
Home - About Infoqu - Contact - Privacy Statement - Link to Infoqu - Bookmark Infoqu

Copyright 2007-2008 by Infoqu. All rights reserved