RAM prices go up and down all the time with little regard to how old the tech is (until you get to stuff like PC133), just check prices occasionally. I haven't been watching DDR3, but it may have dropped somewhere between 9 months ago and now, and then gone back up.
Toshiba bought a bunch of memory factories, (I think I read that somewhere) and the price is pretty much being fixed. I suspect that the manufacturers really aren't going to allow the bottom fall out of the market like it did with DDR2.Hmm I was hoping it would go the way of drr2 and become dirt cheap by now, Ill just keep an eye out. Yeah I suppose that would be ideal to match my ram. Well I heard 4gig was the most ram you can go with in xp and still get a decent amount of performance gain out of it. So I figured windows 7 64 bit would benefit from another 4 gigs.
Off topic but what is my systems weakest link? My ram? My cpu? My video card? (just curious im not having any problems)
OK, why would we say that it's 25 pounds per gigabyte when the original poster is from Arizona. I'm pretty certain he's not going to mail away to England for it!Might be worth saying that DDR ram is £25 a gig ($38).
Surely it is cheaper to make?