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To: DavidG who wrote (27562)	2/2/1998 1:11:00 PM
From: Ed Beers	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 53903

>> Single purchases of 32mb SDRAM modules is far from a valid study of module prices. I think you are just muddying up the waters. Especially Retail prices can vary for 0 to $100 depending on where you go and the type of product you are buying. Remember Compusa was giving away memory for free over Christmas holidays. David, These prices were the going rate at the time, not some kind of loss leader. You can check out www.thechipmerchant.com for current retail prices. The only sell cpu and memory. They don't have loss leaders and they update their pricing every morning they are open. They are very quick to raise their prices on DRAM price rises. I think this is because people will make a fast raid on their inventory if it is under priced. If you check other sites or vendors, you will find you can buy all of the 32 MByte SDRAM DIMMs you want for under $70.