Memory4Less: DDR4 Memory Price Summary Report August, 2023

Dear Customer,

Welcome to the August 2023 Memory Price Guidance Summary Report brought to you by Memory4Less. The prices quoted in this guidance are indicative of market asking prices and are based on the valuation of new, factory-sealed parts, along with clean-tested pull parts and certified refurbished products. Typically, these prices often align with wholesale discounts. However, actual transaction prices may vary owing to factors such as brand and quantity available. This information is provided without warranty of its accuracy or validity. We, therefore, strongly recommend our readers carry out comprehensive research and due diligence before making any purchasing decisions.

Memory4Less DDR4 Memory Price Report August 2023:

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

Reg-ECC 3200MHZ 2933MHZ 2666MHZ 2400MHZ 2133MHZ
DDR4 128GB $836 $784 $713 $766 $874
DDR4 64GB $161 $219 $181 $161 $152
DDR4 32GB $111 $88 $67 $58 $56
DDR4 16GB $67 $62 $54 $42 $38
DDR4 8GB $56 $60 $42 $36 $32

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

Reg-ECC 3200MHZ 2933MHZ 2666MHZ 2400MHZ 2133MHZ
DDR4 128GB $569 $693 $717 $772 $869
DDR4 64GB $255 $224 $152 $113 $113
DDR4 32GB     $88 $65 $46
DDR4 16GB       $119 $46
DDR4 8GB          

In August, we witnessed a significant surge in investments by consumer internet and cloud providers into data center infrastructure. Notably, CoreWeave successfully secured $2.3 billion in debt to fund the construction and operation of compute-intensive data centers. In parallel, China’s leading internet companies raced to acquire Nvidia’s high-performance chips valued at $5 billion. The driving force behind these endeavors is the fierce competition in the realms of compute speed, AI, data asset management, and data analytics.

To thrive in this dynamic market, organizations must proactively strategize their IT expenditure and maintenance approaches. It’s essential to delineate the realms of IT assets, and within each category, allocate budgets adequately to manage these asset classes effectively. The umbrella of IT Assets comprises several vital categories: software, hardware, operational software, processes, and human resources. Continuous enhancement and upgrading within these categories are imperative.

Notably, the hardware component demands timely maintenance and proactive equipment upgrades. We recommend a deliberate separation of distinct organizational units, particularly isolating mission-critical units from ongoing corporate IT systems. This precautionary measure ensures that any downtime or compromise in one unit does not impact the other, safeguarding the overall operational integrity.

In this context, meticulous budgeting and advance IT expenditure are prerequisites for preemptively addressing critical hardware upgrades, rather than being caught off guard by unforeseen problems.

Reevaluating business continuity strategies, fortifying disaster recovery processes, and eliminating single points of failure constitute prudent corporate practices. Regularly revisiting and refining these aspects are crucial to securing the company’s resilience.

Our team stands ready to assist you in various IT product requirements. Whether it’s sourcing new products or locating functional end-of-life items for your production environment, our expertise is at your service. Reach out to our dedicated sales team at 1-800-821-3354 or via sales@memory4less.com. They possess a depth of knowledge in identifying and procuring rare and specialized components, spanning memory, CPUs/processors, SSDs, hard drives, NVMe drives, and various storage and networking equipment.

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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 uphold 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).

 

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