【DDR3 Spot Price Strengthens While DDR4 Faces Constraints and Spec Downgrading】
The DRAM spot market has generally maintained its upward trajectory this week, although mainstream DDR4 chips largely traded sideways. In the DDR4 and DDR5 segments, actual transaction volumes remained limited. Despite active inquiries from buyers, suppliers have been reluctant to sell and are holding back for higher prices. This has been further compounded by buyers’ hesitation to chase higher prices. In comparison, spot prices of DDR3 chips have continued to climb. This is partially due to the limited availability and high cost of DDR4 chips, which have forced some consumer DRAM buyers to downgrade their product specifications and shift toward mature products so as to secure relatively adequate supply. The average spot price of mainstream chips (i.e., DDR4 1Gx8 3200MT/s) has dropped slightly by 0.28% from US$35.9 last week (June 10) to US$35.8 this week (June 16).
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