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Title makes it seem like these are 16GB sticks, they are in fact 16GB kits, so 8GB sticks. Nothing to see here.

xendrome:

Title makes it seem like these are 16GB sticks, they are in fact 16GB kits, so 8GB sticks. Nothing to see here.

We are a long way away from 16GB module 4400MHz memory sticks, may not see them intill DDR5, the highest i have seen in 16GB is 3733MHz and that's with pretty loose timings. If they did do it, it would be like CL 22/22/22/45 timings which would make them useless

ОК, DDR4 3200 https://pp.userapi.com/c824603/v824603983/159c65/DsxferyAnnc.jpg but a further increase above 4200 17 17 28 leads to performance degradation other than benchmarks!

Nice. I like the design but not the color scheme tbh. Btw, here's 32GB@4000C17 Gskill TridentZ https://i.postimg.cc/xjwG6v63/8700-K-5-GHz-Gskill-4000-C173-2.png

Is this the perfect time to buy RAM or do you think it's worth waiting another 1-2 months?

Dimitrios1983:

Is this the perfect time to buy RAM or do you think it's worth waiting another 1-2 months?

Pricing wise, if we take as an example the G.Skill Trident Z16GB kit 3200MHz CL16-16-16-36 (F4-3200C16D-16GTZ), which was €90 2,5years(Jun/16) ago and peaking at €215 a year ago(Dec/17), it can now be bought for ~€150. Plenty other cheaper kits available of course. I see prices starting from €100 for 16GB 2133Mhz, some 3000Mhz CL16-18-18 kits from €110-115, 3200MHz 16-18-18 from €125-130 etc. Now how far will the decline in pricing go, maybe another member can offer more insight on this since I haven't read much upon it. So it kinda depends. We can argue that if more RAM is needed immediately, then it's good a time as any, especially compared to a year ago, but still way more expensive from 2ish years ago.