| RenCutypoison said: I would wait for DDR4 in spring ^_- |
I wouldn't personally.
DRAM speeds have very little effect on CPU performance, especially when you throw in a cost ratio.
Plus DDR3 is only going to continue to become more and more expensive, it's already triple the price it was a few years ago, DDR4 isn't going to be any cheaper.
And on the flipside, Broadwell on the socket 1150 will either have a dual-memory memory controller where it supports DDR3+DDR4 where DDR4 will be supported on a revised chipset... Or a plain DDR3 memory controller.
Haswell-E will probably move over to DDR4, which is highly likely going to require a new motherboard anyway.
That's compounded by the fact that DDR4 isn't going to be substantually faster than DDR3 anyway, at-least initially. - The standard/basic speeds will probably be equivalent to a high-end DDR3 kit. (Samsung Green DDR3 modules overclock like champs!)
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