Rising RAM prices?

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  sarveshgupta

  Is that so... I suspect that
  
  How can that be possible
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  gaurav.bhorkar

  I heard that DDR 1 ram is costlier than DDR 2
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  NemesissisemeN

  it is more to do with the shift of production to ddr3 ram... i.e. ddr2 becomes expensive, producing it is a costlier hassle, not much demand.. same thing happened with ddr1, when the shift to ddr2 came, ddr1 prices skyrocketed...
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  vishnu priya

  NemesissisemeN

  it is more to do with the shift of production to ddr3 ram... i.e. ddr2 becomes expensive, producing it is a costlier hassle, not much demand.. same thing happened with ddr1, when the shift to ddr2 came, ddr1 prices sky rocketed...

  
  I too think the same,shift in production may be the reason.
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  Ashraf HZ

  NemesissisemeN

  it is more to do with the shift of production to ddr3 ram... i.e. ddr2 becomes expensive, producing it is a costlier hassle, not much demand.. same thing happened with ddr1, when the shift to ddr2 came, ddr1 prices skyrocketed...

  Good point.
  
  And, its about darn time you joined CE 😛
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  NemesissisemeN

  ash

  Good point.
  
  And, its about darn time you joined CE 😛

  
  i'm always fashionably late... 😉
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  Ashraf HZ

  haha, don't forget to intro yourself here! #-Link-Snipped-#
  
  (I expect some words about how cool your buddy Ash is, *grin*)