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32GB of DDR5 now costs $375 – AI shortage continues to squeeze PC building

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"The costs are negligible and justified when compared to all the benefits. If you look at the performance gains, the overall cost has in fact been reduced."

- Altman, a.k.a. Dory from Finding Nemo and/or Dario, a.k.a. Carl from Jimmy Neutron.

Re: 32GB of DDR5 now costs $375 – AI shortage continues to squeeze PC building

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Honestly that seems slightly down even if it’s still ridiculous. The ram I bought for $100 a year ago was $500 a couple of months ago. Could just be the particular sticks I got though

$375 is the cheapest kit, and the price is using a promo code

"Price tracking courtesy of PCPartPicker now reveals the cheapest 32GB DDR5 RAM you can buy is $375. Specifically, four XPOWER kits from Silicon Power will set you back $374.97 thanks to a promo code."

Re: 32GB of DDR5 now costs $375 – AI shortage continues to squeeze PC building

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post #3

"The costs are negligible and justified when compared to all the benefits. If you look at the performance gains, the overall cost has in fact been reduced." - Altman, a.k.a. Dory from Finding Nemo and/or Dario, a.k.a. Carl from Jimmy Neutron.

I haven't watched those movies in a while. Can I get an explanation on those a.k.a.s?

Re: 32GB of DDR5 now costs $375 – AI shortage continues to squeeze PC building

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GN did a documentary on the situation from the perspective of consumer-facing companies. Seems pretty dire for them, and it's hard to see the long-range consequences, but the idea of consumers being priced out isn't too far out, which to me is a little alarming.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=zyQwAhppWj8

Re: 32GB of DDR5 now costs $375 – AI shortage continues to squeeze PC building

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post #7
post #3

"The costs are negligible and justified when compared to all the benefits. If you look at the performance gains, the overall cost has in fact been reduced." - Altman, a.k.a. Dory from Finding Nemo and/or Dario, a.k.a. Carl from Jimmy Neutron.

I haven't watched those movies in a while. Can I get an explanation on those a.k.a.s?

I remember both, the former is positive but suffers from short-term memory loss. the latter is always afraid of things, and also seems to never learn.
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