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Nobody would like to use DDR3 right now though, you can get cheap DDR3 DDR2 if you want some


It physically will not fit a modern motherboard.


You can get an old mobo with an old CPU


Which will only support up to around 16-32GB anyways and most likely won’t be supported by Windows 11. You’re not really better off that way and I’m saying this as someone with a DDR3 setup in my closet and a ton of DDR/DDR2/DDR3 RAM sticks laying around.




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