mrdiddlebot

Those first two kits were identical. Same cl, voltage, everything. I think they might have even had the same part number. I'll never pay more then $200 for a kit of ram anyway, I just wanted to make sure it wasn't some performance spec that I didn't know about. I think newegg just has a bunch of ram that's priced incorrectly.

Here's an even more dramatic price difference

Here's a an example of what I'm talking about. These two kits are the same speed same capacity, same timings and the same brand and series. Am I missing something? Or is this like a mistake on newegg's website

Hey, I just had a quick question about why some ram kits, of the same speed and capacity, differ in price so greatly. Some are $500+ and some are under $200. Is this like the difference between m.2 drives that use nvme v.s sata or is it something else? Edit: I have checked the capacity, frequency, timings, voltage, etc on most of the parts I'm confused about and the price disparity still doesn't make sense.