How much does is cost to manufacture a 1gb ddr2 ram?

Answer 1

When you are buying RAM, remember to check how much your computer can handle first. How to do this depends on what system you are using.

Also remember that for your computer to handle RAM better, divide it evenly. If you want to get 1GB, get two 512MB sticks. If you want to get 2GB, get two 1GB sticks, and so on. This way it will be easier for the computer to handle it.

The cost of RAM depends on A) What brand you get and B) What size you get. The brand really does not matter. People will try to tell you "Get this brand! It's so much better than this other brand!" But it's really not. A brand is just a name. Shakespeare said "A rose by any other name would smell as sweet."

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Hope this helps! Good luck!

Answer 2

As of 2014, as an estimate, about $13-20.

As of 2014 June 17, wholesale prices for 1-gigabit modules run approximately $1.35 to $1.90 according to DRAMeXchange, depending on quality. You'd need eight of those chips ($11-15), then add the cost of the board they go on and other assembly costs.