leontoh

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I'm thinking of getting a new computer. The problem is that I find it very very hard to find DDR SDRAM nowadays. Recently, I checked www.pricewatch.com for the price of DDR SDRAM, surprisingly, RDRAM turned out to be cheaper that DDR SDRAM. That makes me worried. I was thinking of getting a budget pc and not to have some expensive RAM on my system. Why is DDR SDRAM more expensive than RDRAM?

Leon

TIA
 

Grizely1

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It's not. The RDRAM your comparing DDR RAM to is Generic. (GENERIC SUCKS)

And also, all the companies on pricewatch overcharge for DDR memory. Try www.crucial.com and you'll get near-SDRAM prices for DDR memory.
 

Arrow

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Crucial has their DDR at a fair price, as mentioned.

Rob
Please visit <b><A HREF="http://www.ncix.com/shop/index.cfm?affiliateid=319048" target="_new">http://www.ncix.com/shop/index.cfm?affiliateid=319048</A></b>
 

mpjesse

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Yeah- Micron/Crucial has a good price on DDR. Their PC1600 memory is the same price as PC133 i believe. I've got several engineering samples from Micron and they've all turned out fine.

-MP Jesse
 
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There was a blurb on Toms main site a few weeks ago saying that ddr stuff won't be out in quantity until around Feb. 14. So it comes down to basic economics: low supply + high demand = high cost.

pill128

Take your pill, and get some sleep.
 

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