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    1. JohnGalactusX on

      “There’s no relief until 2028,” said Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan. Just when things were looking slightly better in 2025, here we are again. This time, it’s not just 1 component (i.e. GPU) being affected, but any hardware with memory.

    2. Wyciorek on

      I have my PS5, my 64GB RAM new-ish laptop, phone also should keep going for several more years. I can wait.

    4. -lv on

      No, it’s not really gonna impact board games. Looking forward to spending more time with friends and board games 👍 

    5. jesusonoro on

      prices go up, features get cut, but somehow quarterly profits stay intact. funny how that works

    8. P_ZERO_ on

      If you’re a gamer, which is one of the more affected groups, it may actually have a silver lining. Devs can’t keep targeting newer and more powerful hardware and will likely have to target fairly average systems to maximise sales.

      It’s a small, inconsequential in the grand scheme silver lining, but it may be a positive if you have concerns about longevity of your system.

    9. 52-61-64-75 on

      I feel like at some point we’re just gonna start seeing RAM being pumped out by third party companies in China or something, sure it’s not something you can make at home but DDR4 and below is pretty old and can’t be that difficult for someone to make „cheap“ clones of

    10. jenny_905 on

      All of this so fuckwits can produce sexualised images of children on twitter, the president can create idiotic videos and students can prompt chatgpt to write slop for them.

      Not even sure the wider public have realised that rising prices of consumer electronics are due to the above and how fucking stupid it all is.

    12. CGxUe73ab on

      Yeah but in return for this minor inconvenience, we can generate nude pictures of any woman, isn’t that a great societal progress ?

    13. Zahgi on

      And all of those things are dying to bolster up something that no one cares about…

    17. flop_plop on

      It’s ok guys… at least idiots can post AI cartoon pictures of themselves on Facebook, and that’s what really matters

    18. Exodor72 on

      „Meta may not release a single VR headset this year “

      Well at least something good came from this AI nonsense

    19. Bireus on

      Then shouldn’t we be coming after these people if everything we care about will be effected?

      Too much? Don’t care? Typing into the void

    20. WeirdestHeadache on

      Should be a national emergency and orders should be coming directly from the top but THANK GOD THE DOW IS (was) OVER 50,000

    21. Critical-Snow-7000 on

      Of course my 10 year old PC starts acting up just in time for this.

    24. raleighs on

      No HDs too.

      In a few years, we are all going to be on terminals. (subscriptions.)

      Maybe that’s their plan to remove hardware from us.

    25. Worst_Comment_Evar on

      Is this what that song „Memories“ in the musical *Cats* was all about?

    27. Tex-Rob on

      I find it funny how RAM is so scarce we’re using SODIMMs for article pics because nobody has a modern chip,I guess?

    29. kyle_the_mage99 on

      I’m so glad I built a computer this week. My microcenter had a crazy deal where I basically got 32gb of DDR5 ram for free. Was worth the hour drive.

    30. Itzie4 on

      All for AI bullshit that will just run well locally and open source in a few years anyway.

    31. Old-Bat-7384 on

      AI: it’s an excuse to kill your job, it’s gonna make your power costs go up, it’s gonna burn your water, and you can’t even fuckin play GTA 6 on something you own. 

      You can rent it, though.

    32. HotBlondeIFOM on

      Maybe this is happening in order for people to spend more time playing board games, doing exercise or reading books 🥲😅

    36. mngf on

      Finally could update my 12 year old desktop last October and got 32gb of RAM for about $180. A month later the same memory was $520 and now they’re just gone. This is so fucked up and I’m starting to doubt the bubble will ever burst because of it’s insane size. Can still hope though.

    38. elsyryen on

      For years, they’ve been constantly looking for excuses to inflate prices and sell more expensive products to consumers, and consumers have no way out of it. Over the last 20 years, they’ve sold us HDDs, SSDs, RAM, and GPUs at ridiculously inflated prices, constantly looking for excuses to get more money from consumers, and we consumers have had to deal with this constantly. Now, there couldn’t be a better excuse than AI; increasing the price of all electronic devices through RAM prices is the easiest way. They want more money and they want to destroy the concept of ownership.

    39. b3iAAoLZOH9Y265cujFh on

      Fuck the entire AI sector with an nail-studded equine silicone self-pleasurization device mounted on a jackhammer.

      Furthermore, fuck anyone using their services.

    40. OfCrMcNsTy on

      I’m just gonna stay stuck in the 90s with my old game consoles, CRT TVs, and CDs

    41. snesericreturns on

      At least we have chatbots that are always wrong about everything. Water, electricity, and silicon are not that important for anything really. And I heard something called the Dow is making some good money, so I think everything is gonna be fine.

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