P PeterStoba New member Oct 9, 2009 #1 The prices of DDR2 chips has risen at an extraordinary rate over the past month, meaning DDR3 is cheaper. Continue Reading
The prices of DDR2 chips has risen at an extraordinary rate over the past month, meaning DDR3 is cheaper. Continue Reading
H Hassan New member Oct 9, 2009 #2 So basically its a bit like Gold. You buy them now and then couple of months/years you sell it on for more money than you initially bought it for. So whats the problem?
So basically its a bit like Gold. You buy them now and then couple of months/years you sell it on for more money than you initially bought it for. So whats the problem?
Z zak4994 New member Oct 9, 2009 #3 name='Hassan' said: So basically its a bit like Gold. You buy them now and then couple of months/years you sell it on for more money than you initially bought it for. So whats the problem? Click to expand... What he said. You sell the DDR2 kit and buy a DDR3 kit. Simples.
name='Hassan' said: So basically its a bit like Gold. You buy them now and then couple of months/years you sell it on for more money than you initially bought it for. So whats the problem? Click to expand... What he said. You sell the DDR2 kit and buy a DDR3 kit. Simples.
L lasher New member Oct 10, 2009 #4 Odd article, yes DDR2 has increased but what it should give is the price drop of DDR3 to be subjective. We all know the RAM prices fluctuate. Who bought DDR3 when it was first launched and can show us what it is now for the same chips, would be interested to see a comparison.
Odd article, yes DDR2 has increased but what it should give is the price drop of DDR3 to be subjective. We all know the RAM prices fluctuate. Who bought DDR3 when it was first launched and can show us what it is now for the same chips, would be interested to see a comparison.