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    1. Stereo_Jungle_Child on

      Now all these hardware companies have to do is anonymously release a virus that damages/destroys your system’s RAM and then they can charge everyone up the azz to buy replacement sticks.

      That should keep the shareholders happy. lol

    2. Optimoprimo on

      The first round of GPUs that were purchased for these AI data centers are going to be due for replacement around 2028. When that huge order comes due, I don’t see how Nvidia is going to be able to satisfy the demand. I think if the AI bubble hasnt already popped by then, that will be the time that the house comes falling down.

    3. mobilehavoc on

      In hindsight my decision to max out memory (at whatever cost) turns out to be a good decision. Both my 2 year old gaming desktop and 1 year old gaming laptop have 64GB of DDR5 so I don’t think I’ll need to worry for a long time.

    4. GestureArtist on

      In August I bought a 256GB DDR5 6000 kit from Newegg for $800. Today that kit is $2,750 and sold out

    5. Guess my 11 year old PC is going to become 12-13 years old PC. *pats old blue*

    6. this is the best timeline. Everything is getting ruined by tech bro oligarchs burning our planet in data centers power and water use, taking all the jobs, making everything worse in quality, and now we cant even have consumer tech be accessible anymore.

      But! shareholder value was truely maximized. Ask not what the corporation can do for your money. Ask how you can sacrifice everything to maximize value for the billionairs.

    7. scottiedagolfmachine on

      I have no money to buy RAM or to build a personal PC now.

      Great.

    8. It should’ve been mentioned in the title, but the article says they’ve also increased DDR4 pricing close to DDR5 too.

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