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DDR3 and DDR4 production ending this year?

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A rumour only, but apparently the big memory players are all considering shutting ddr3 and ddr4 production this year, which could lead to supply issues/cost increases in H2 of this year.

Obviously this is inevitable eventually, but FYI if you think you may need to stock up during a good sale.

www.techpowerup.com

Top DRAM Manufacturers Touted to End DDR3 & DDR4 Production in 2025

Inside sources—familiar with goings-ons at leading DRAM manufacturing firms—have predicted the end of DDR3 and DDR4 production lines. According to a DigiTimes Asia report (citing Nikkei), industry observers have noticed that the DRAM market is undergoing a so-called "shift." They believe that...
www.techpowerup.com www.techpowerup.com
 
I can't imagine the demand for DDR3 is anything substantial now. Maybe the occasional 'key' system that can't be replaced and has a stick die and *needs* a replacement DDR3 stick.

DDR4 would be in a slightly better position, but I suspect there's enough inventory floating around for either that it shouldn't be a concern for some time.
 
FreeKnight said:
I can't imagine the demand for DDR3 is anything substantial now. Maybe the occasional 'key' system that can't be replaced and has a stick die and *needs* a replacement DDR3 stick.

DDR4 would be in a slightly better position, but I suspect there's enough inventory floating around for either that it shouldn't be a concern for some time.
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servers. almost all my DDR3 sales are servers and often times I have to direct them to listings on eBay.
 
I have more than 100GB of combined DDR3/DDR2/DDR1/SDRAM laying around. Considering their limited capacity it is quite a few sticks. I should finally try to find homes for all of it.
 
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Izerous said:
I have more than 100GB of combined DDR3/DDR2/DDR1/SDRAM laying around. Considering their limited capacity it is quite a few sticks. I should finally try to find homes for all of it.
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Yes, yes you should. Ddr3, no big deal, but ddr2/1/SDRAM?!?!?
 
Izerous said:
I have more than 100GB of combined DDR3/DDR2/DDR1/SDRAM laying around. Considering their limited capacity it is quite a few sticks. I should finally try to find homes for all of it.
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no idea who'd want the SDRAM, I but I bet you'd find places for the DDR / DDR2 for peeps that want to build a retro box for XP era gaming.
 
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