
The ongoing RAM crisis—or RAMageddon—has been a nightmare for the past few months. If you’ve been trying to build a gaming rig or just wanted to upgrade your memory, then you know how bad DDR5 prices are at the moment. However, a glimmer of hope is coming from Europe.
As our friends over at Tom’s Hardware report, a recent post from the PC enthusiast Reddit page r/pcmasterrace shows that DDR5 prices are starting to decline in Germany and across the EU. The graph tracks an “average” 32GB DDR5 kit that sat around €95–100 through early autumn 2025, spiked to roughly €430–470 in early February 2026, and has now begun trending downward.