Dear Customer,

Welcome to our September 2022 Memory Price Guidance Report. The Memory4Less Price Guidance is based on new, factory-sealed, clean tested pull parts and tested refurbished products. Prices in this report reflect our opinion of ASKING MARKET PRICES. These prices are often discounted wholesale prices. Actual transaction prices may vary due to brand and available quantities.  No guarantees are made and no liabilities are assumed as to the accuracy, or validity of this information. We encourage our readers to do further extensive research and due diligence when making their buying decisions. 

Memory4Less DDR4 Memory Price Report September 2022:

DDR4 Registered ECC Memory (RDIMM*) Price Summary September 2022

DDR4 Load Reduced Memory (LRDIMM**) Price Summary September 2022

Given the current economic environment, our customers are choosing to upgrade their servers. The need and demand for server equipment and server components continues to be strong. The demand is driven by cloud and mobile markets. Supply chain issues continue to plague the industry and there is a possibility that in Q3 and Q4 demand may outstrip supply.

The manner in which the devices are being used is also changing. Users are consuming large quantities of content in the form of streaming videos and immersive games. Content distribution and related services all require larger amount of server resources which translate into demand for servers and components especially memory, processors, storage and networking.

Currently market prices are depressed. Our recommendation to customers is to upgrade their core equipment to their full strength and ride the current economic situation with existing equipment. As the future unfolds requisition of new equipment can always be made if the economic demand and growth metrics turn green.  

We at Memory4Less have assisted many customers over the past 36 years in the IT business. Our experienced sales team is always available to assist you in all your memory and IT product needs.  Our sales team specializes in helping find, procure and reserve specialty and hard-to-find items. In addition to memory, we can also help you with CPU/Processor products, SSD, Hard Drives, NVMe, and other Storage and Networking equipment. 

You may also search for your parts online 24/7 at Memory4Less.com, request a quote online, and email us at sales@memory4less.com. We are open Monday – Friday 8am – 5Pm. Please call us at 1-800-821-3354 and our experienced sales staff will assist you with your purchase. 

We thank you for your continued support and trust in us. We are committed to providing you with an excellent customer service experience and aim to exceed your expectations. 

Respectfully,
Memory4Less.com
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Notes:
*RDIMM, also known as Registered Dual In-Line Memory Module, adds a register, which buffers the address and command signals between Dynamic Random-Access Memory modules (DRAM) on the DIMM and memory controller. RDIMM is used to give better steadiness and scalability and ordinarily performs better compared to unregistered memory.

**LRDIMM represents a load-decreased double inline memory module, utilized in servers that upholds higher densities than RDIMMs and contains a memory support (MB) chip. LRDIMMs are valuable in memory-concentrated applications in data centers, cloud & distributed computing, and high-performance computing (HPC).