We're officially in dire straits. There's almost no way, if you're reading this site, that you aren't aware that memory prices have become entirely divorced from reality. Some are calling it the RAMpocalypse; I prefer "RAMageddon." Whatever you want to call it, though, the reality for PC builders right now is just grim. To put this in perspective, just take a look at our RAM price tracking post:
Memory Kit |
Best U.S. Price |
Lowest-Ever U.S. Price |
DDR5-5200 16GB |
$52 |
|
DDR5-5600 16GB |
$199 |
|
DDR5-5600 32GB |
$72 |
|
DDR5-6000 16GB |
$197 |
|
DDR5-6000 32GB |
$72 |
|
DDR5-6000 48GB |
$144 |
|
DDR5-6000 64GB |
$159 |
|
DDR5-6000 96GB |
$189 |
|
DDR5-6400 128GB |
$329 |
|
DDR5-6600 32GB |
$158 |