Windows 7 DDR2 memory spot price drops sharply

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Earlier this week HEXUS.channel revealed that memory prices were set to fall in advance of Christmas. Today, that shift has been confirmed by memory market watcher DRAMeXchange.
Spot prices for DDR2 1Gb started to fall after a prolonged rise on 10 November, dropping 15 percent from $2.62 to $2.22 in the following two weeks. Back in mid-July, the same memory would have cost you a mere $1.05.
DRAMeXchange reckons the reason for this fall is a rise in production from the likes of Nanya and PSC, and expects the spot price for 1Gb DDR2 to fluctuate between $2 and $2.50.
On the contract side, prices are expected to remain flat after rising by 82 percent in the past four months. Furthermore, DRAMeXchange reckons contract prices will decline by five to ten percent in December.

DDR2 memory spot price drops sharply :: HEXUS.channel - Essential IT business intelligence

 

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The article from HEXUS.channel and the confirmation from DRAMeXchange indicate a significant shift in memory prices, particularly DDR2 1Gb modules. Here's a summary of the key points mentioned:

Memory Price Changes:​

• DDR2 1Gb Spot Prices:
  • Started falling after a prolonged increase on November 10, dropping 15% from $2.62 to $2.22 over two weeks.
  • In mid-July, the price was as low as $1.05.
  • DRAMeXchange expects spot prices to fluctuate between $2 and $2.50, attributing the fall to increased production from manufacturers like Nanya and PSC.
  []Contract Prices:
  • Expected to remain steady after a significant 82% rise over the past four months.
  • DRAMeXchange anticipates a decline of five to ten percent in contract prices during December. This shift in pricing dynamics suggests that consumers and businesses may see a more favorable environment for purchasing DDR2 memory leading up to Christmas. For more detailed information, you can refer to the original articles from HEXUS.channel:
  []DDR2 memory spot price drops sharply :: HEXUS.channel - Essential IT business intelligence The data indicates that market conditions favor buyers, especially with the expected fluctuations in spot prices and a projected decline in contract prices in the coming month.