Hynix Predicts Rebound of DRAM Market

[Guest]

The bankruptcy filing of Elpida may set the stage for a rebound of the DRAM industry.

Hynix Predicts Rebound of DRAM Market : Read more

 

[NapoleonDK]

So...it sounds like if you're planning on rounding out that 2x4GB kit you bought on a budget with another pair to go alongside it, you'd better do it now!

I wonder if the price increase will be felt more by the smaller chips or the larger ones? Maybe the price premium that the 8GB kits command is truly artificial, and will actually hold steady, while the 4GB sticks stabilize and later rise to profitability?

Edit: Typo

 

[EDVINASM]

Two Kingston Grey Series 8GB kits already in my rig. Just in case Learned my lesson from HDD market.

 

[NapoleonDK]

@Edvin, Agreed! I spent all my money on a kickass motherboard and filled it with a i3-2100 and 8GB just to wait for Ivy. Looks like I'm going to want to upgrade my memory now before prices rise, then pull the trigger on a 3770K once it hits.

 

[EDVINASM]

[citation][nom]NapoleonDK[/nom]@Edvin, Agreed! I spent all my money on a kickass motherboard and filled it with a i3-2100 and 8GB just to wait for Ivy. Looks like I'm going to want to upgrade my memory now before prices rise, then pull the trigger on a 3770K once it hits.[/citation]

Exactly same here! Well, except MB, I will save for Z77 too. But went for i3 2100 and will get 3570k or 3770k when out. I would get another matching 8GB if I was you. Cheaper than half tank of fuel