DDR4 Price Spotted

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With news of Intels x99 floating around (Credit to Watsyerproblem) I figured I'd have a scout for some info on ddr4 memory and a possible price. Crucial.com have DDR4 as an option, the only pricing for DDR4 I could find was for 16GB and it's listed at £321.59 inc. VAT/ $445.99

Part Number: CT2K8G4RFS4213

Module Size: 16GB kit (8GBx2)
Package: 288-pin DIMM
Feature: DDR4 PC4-17000
Specs: DDR4 PC4-17000 • CL=15 • Single Ranked • x4 based • Registered • ECC • DDR4-2133 • 1.2V •

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DDR4 288-pin DIMM
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Source : Crucial Memory

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Pretty darn expensive, hopefully the prices will decrease quickly as new motherboards and CPUs support the new standard.

Thanks for the shout out :)
 
Pretty darn expensive, hopefully the prices will decrease quickly as new motherboards and CPUs support the new standard.

Thanks for the shout out :)

Agreed especially as we have no idea of the price of the X99s yet but I'm guessing given this current price of the DDR4 not many will be affording a brand spanking new Haswell-E system, but that said they would be beastly machines running that these frequencies :)

No probs on the Shout out - Credit where credits due.
 
it's always like that. DDR4 isn't really relevant till skylake anyways, so i don't bother much. does kaveri support DDR4 already?

kaveri doesn't, rumors suggest that carizzo (next gen kaveri) might support ddr3 and ddr4. Currently trying to find some info on that. rumors are rumors after all
 
Carizzo (Kaveri) will support DDR4 3200/3400 MHz frequencies and the AM1 Kabinis will have native DDR4 support.
 
Anyone who can afford this sort of price of gear, are either millionaire's ,or "real
" enthusiasts with more money than brains.
 
Im all for sharing news and anyone that claims its theirs is stupid, I have issue your taking this find as your own, Funny the image you posted is mine,exact dimensions ect, from my site, posted hours before you claimed to have found this yourself. Dont do this my friend
 
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Im all for sharing news and anyone that claims its their is stupid, I have issue your taking this find as your own, Funny the image you posted is mine,exact dimensions ect, from my site, posted hours before you claimed to have found this yourself. Dont do this my friend

I'm sorry but anyone can find that image on Crucials website, I just did myself infact. It even gave me a version larger than the one in this thread.
 
Im all for sharing news and anyone that claims its their is stupid, I have issue your taking this find as your own, Funny the image you posted is mine,exact dimensions ect, from my site, posted hours before you claimed to have found this yourself. Dont do this my friend

We call it the internet. ;)
 
No mate I cropped it specifically in such away to avoid this being a mix up, btw the first paragraph from the article I wrote.

with the news about Intels x99 floating around it was only a matter of time before more info about ddr4 surfaced. I was browsing the Crucial.com website in search for an upgrade, when I happened to notice DDR4 as an option, Details are limited but pricing for 16GB is listed as £321.59 inc. VAT/ $445.99

first paragraph in this thread
With news of Intels x99 floating around (Credit to Watsyerproblem) I figured I'd have a scout for some info on ddr4 memory and a possible price. Crucial.com have DDR4 as an option, the only pricing for DDR4 I could find was for 16GB and it's listed at £321.59 inc. VAT/ $445.99
 
No mate I cropped it specifically in such away to avoid this being a mix up, btw the first paragraph from the article I wrote.

with the news about Intels x99 floating around it was only a matter of time before more info about ddr4 surfaced. I was browsing the Crucial.com website in search for an upgrade, when I happened to notice DDR4 as an option, Details are limited but pricing for 16GB is listed as £321.59 inc. VAT/ $445.99

first paragraph in this thread
With news of Intels x99 floating around (Credit to Watsyerproblem) I figured I'd have a scout for some info on ddr4 memory and a possible price. Crucial.com have DDR4 as an option, the only pricing for DDR4 I could find was for 16GB and it's listed at £321.59 inc. VAT/ $445.99

I'd hardly call that copying, it's written completely differently
 
Im all for sharing news and anyone that claims its their is stupid, I have issue your taking this find as your own, Funny the image you posted is mine,exact dimensions ect, from my site, posted hours before you claimed to have found this yourself. Dont do this my friend

Bold statement my friend! All the information & links were gathered from Crucial and the Image was taken from the downloadable PDF and resized using Photoshop.

While I don't feel I have to justify my source I will anyway, and credit was given to all contributors.
 
No mate I cropped it specifically in such away to avoid this being a mix up, btw the first paragraph from the article I wrote.

with the news about Intels x99 floating around it was only a matter of time before more info about ddr4 surfaced. I was browsing the Crucial.com website in search for an upgrade, when I happened to notice DDR4 as an option, Details are limited but pricing for 16GB is listed as £321.59 inc. VAT/ $445.99

first paragraph in this thread
With news of Intels x99 floating around (Credit to Watsyerproblem) I figured I'd have a scout for some info on ddr4 memory and a possible price. Crucial.com have DDR4 as an option, the only pricing for DDR4 I could find was for 16GB and it's listed at £321.59 inc. VAT/ $445.99

Hmm. I'll stay out of this. If it was copied, thats pretty low, but I don't think so.
 
Bold statement my friend! All the information & links were gathered from Crucial and the Image was taken from the downloadable PDF and resized using Photoshop.

While I don't feel I have to justify my source I will anyway, and credit was given to all contributors.

Then If you agree, we'll call it a win for coincidence, that we write in a similar way and a rash statement was made from me, Please accept my apologies mate
 
Then If you agree, we'll call it a win for coincidence, that we write in a similar way and a rash statement was made from me, Please accept my apologies mate

No apologies needed I understand your frustration and I can see where you are coming from and I do see similarities between our writings, but I can assure you I would never try to pass someone else's work off as my own.

Coincidence indeed.
 
Most of people who will cross on X99 have half of money in their rigs.
They will pay only CPU, motherboard and memory will cover their platform.
Because of that I bought only 2x4GB for DDR3, no reason for more when DDR4 is close. But I will upgrade min 3 months after launching. Probably in late autumn 2014.
 
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