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Other than price, is there any reason to get DDR3 over DDR4, or is DDR4 strictly better?

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I see what you did there.
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DDR4 is better in every way. But there's no decision to be made, because there's no platform that supports both (unless you're a real retard and consider buying DDR3L for Skymeme, but hardly any boards even support that).
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