One Australian gamer was denied a replacement for DRAM kit bought just two years prior and was only offered a refund of original price, four times less than its cost today

As covered by YouTube channel Hardware Unboxed, Goran, an Australian customer of the company Umart, purchased a 32 GB kit of DDR5 memory back in 2024 for AU$155 (around $110). Tod ...

'There is no scenario where memory prices correct in the second half' of 2027, according to new market research

Market research firm Counterpoint Research shared a number of ill tidings from its findings. These include that, during the period following China's Lunar New Year, 64GB DDR5 DRAM modules designed for ...
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PC price hikes and a test for Taiwan

"And it appears to be lasting longer, rather than being just a short-term effect." The shortages, he added, are everywhere: ...