Dear Customer,

Welcome to our February 2023 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 extensive research and due diligence when making buying decisions. 

Memory4Less DDR4 Memory Price Report February 2023:

DDR4 Registered ECC Memory (RDIMM*) Price Summary February 2023

DDR4 Load Reduced Memory (LRDIMM**) Price Summary February 2023

Dear Customers, 

Memory pricing continue to trend downwards in most categories. There is ample supply in the market. There also a steady demand in the market.

As the emerging trends of Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Blockchain, Cybersecurity, Edge Computing, Virtual and Augmented Reality to name a few become more common place the need for high speed and well equipped hardware will become essential. 

The continuous advancements in technology and manufacturing processes driving improvements in capacity, speed, and efficiency are currently keeping prices affordable for consumers. For instance the advancement in technology can be gauged by the power of the Intel newer CPUs like W9-3495X having 56 cores and 112 threads. AMD 96 Core Epyc Genoa CPUs.

We advise our customers to upgrade their current servers to the maximum memory and CPU capacities. 

This will allow for time to research the current memory and CPU offering in the market and design really powerful hardware at affordable prices.

At Memory4Less we can assist you in designing and sourcing memory, CPU/processors, SSD and storage components for these high-end servers.

Our sales staff is experienced and dedicated to assisting you with 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. 

Thank you for your continued support and trust in us. We are always 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 contain a memory support (MB) chip. LRDIMMs are valuable in memory-concentrated applications in data centers, cloud & distributed computing, and high-performance computing (HPC).