Memory Companies Have Destroyed the Consumer Market(gamersnexus.net)
74 points by DeepLogin | 51 comments
GamersNexus news feature arguing that memory manufacturers have damaged the consumer RAM market through pricing and supply decisions.
#memory-prices on Hacker News
8 stories tagged memory-prices, newest first.
Historical memory prices 1960-2026(dam.stanford.edu)
382 points by vga1 | 145 comments
Stanford DAM page presenting an interactive, downloadable dataset of historical and current DRAM, HBM, and NAND flash memory prices from 1960 onward.
Apple raises prices of MacBooks, iPads(reuters.com)
797 points by virgildotcodes | 1175 comments
News report that Apple is raising prices on MacBooks, iPads and other products as memory costs rise sharply.
DRAM pricing is killing the hobbyist SBC market(jeffgeerling.com)
576 points by ingve | 504 comments
Jeff Geerling blog post on Raspberry Pi price increases driven by DRAM costs, with an embedded video on the state of the hobbyist SBC market.
RAM is so expensive, Samsung won't even sell it to Samsung(pcworld.com)
331 points by sethops1 | 314 comments
PCWorld news article reporting that Samsung Semiconductor reportedly refused a RAM order from Samsung Electronics for Galaxy phones amid AI-driven memory price increases.
Average DRAM price in USD over last 18 months(pcpartpicker.com)
471 points by zekrioca | 347 comments
PCPartPicker price trends page charting average DRAM memory prices in USD over the last 18 months; captured behind a Cloudflare verification check.
PS5 now costs less than 64GB of DDR5 memory. RAM jumps to $600 due to shortage(tomshardware.com)
432 points by speckx | 298 comments
Tom's Hardware article reporting that a 64GB DDR5 kit now costs about $600, more than a PS5, due to a DRAM shortage expected to worsen into 2026.
Samsung's 60% DRAM price hike signals a new phase of global memory tightening(buysellram.com)
438 points by redohmy | 388 comments
A BuySellRAM blog post on Samsung raising DRAM memory chip prices by up to 60% and what it means for tightening global memory supply.