DDR3

[richardd43]

Kingston has become the first DRAM module manufacturer to announce pricing for DDR3 modules -- and, not surprisingly, they're terrifically expensive.

According to a Kingston price list provided to ExtremeTech at the Computex show here, a 2-Gbyte stick of DDR3 memory costs between $443 and $708, depending upon the speed of the memory. The prices are manufacturer suggested retail prices, so actual prices will be a bit lower, a Kingston representative said.

Can't hardly see the top of the line prices.

[DizZa]

I like DDR3 because you can easily overclock it to something like 2ghz on stock cooling.

[ctjoyce]

I like DDR3 because you can easily overclock it to something like 2ghz on stock cooling.

I like DDR2-1066 better because it has the same properties, but is cheaper

And fits quite nicely with the ASUS P5N32-E SLi that I am looking at buying.

Cheers
Cameron