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DRAM prices are spiking, but I don't trust the industry's reasons why
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this post was submitted on 30 Nov 2025
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I've avoided updating my computer for years over one overpriced component of another. GPU and now DRAM.
Same. And with my computer not being windows 11 compatible it gave me the push to get rid of my windows partition all together. The tech industry is very good at making their products as unappealing as possible.
Same. Built my box 10 years ago next summer and she’s still clinging to life. One day I’ll be able to upgrade… maybe.
Still working on my backlog of 10 year old games...
Now is the time to buy a graphics card at or below MSRP before the ram prices spike them back up.