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eTT DDR2 Memory now on Spot Market
It seems that efficiently tested (eTT) DDR2 memory has started appearing on the spot market. Although most memory module houses can improve their margins by sourcing the eTT DDR2 parts, most remain conservative amid risk concerns when it comes to the quality of eTT. After eTT comes UTT, so keep an eye out for UTT memory to pop up on the DDR2 spot market in upcoming months.
Digitimes sources indicated that currently two international memory makers are supplying the uncertified DDR2 in eTT form on the spot market, while no Taiwan-based players are producing for the segment. Most memory module makers prefer sourcing verified DDR2 as they may be unable to receive support for any defective eTT DDR2 parts.
Posted by | Wed, Aug 24, 2005 - 01:55 AM
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