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To: Woody_Nickels who wrote (4820)	4/17/1999 12:06:00 PM
From: Woody_Nickels	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9582

$1K for 256M of memory in SGI's VW320 according to this link: Message 8873585

To: Woody_Nickels who wrote (4820)	4/23/1999 3:45:00 PM
From: DJBEINO	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 9582

"Activities in both the DRAM and Intel CPU markets have gained momentum as the week has progressed. OEM's are visibly in the open market in search of Memory Modules and Intel Celeron 333, 366 and 400."according to AICE Thursday April 22, 1999 DRAM prices are slightly weaker today, mostly in the Memory Module market. While original top-tier manufacturer's modules are scarce and costly, third party lower-tier manufacturers are more plentiful and less expensive. Consequently, the third party product lowers the average cost of a given module configuration. Wednesday April 21, 1999 Increased demand for the Intel Pentium II 450 512K is driving its price higher while slower speed Pentium II product are experiencing lower demand and prices. The DRAM market remains stable with firmer pricing in the 16 MEG capacity on various configurations. Tuesday April 20, 1999 New trading levels have been established in the Intel CPU market. Most prices have settled to higher levels from the lows seen just after Intel's last price adjustment on April 11. The 16 MEG and 64 MEG DRAM markets are stable, while sporadic availabilities make the 128 MEG DRAM market less stable. Monday April 19, 1999 Increased demand on EDO mode DRAM product is pushing pricing higher in all capacities. 4MX4 EDO 2K REF 5V SOJ in 16 MEG and 8MX8 EDO 4K REF 3V TSOP in 64 MEG are the most visible examples. Availabilities are tightening on 16MX4 SYNCH 4 BANKS 3V TSOP and its pricing are higher in todays trading.