MEMORY PRICES SURGE 500% IN ONE YEAR
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RAM costs have skyrocketed 500% over the past 12 months, with DDR5 memory reaching $3,399 for 128GB—up to 10 times higher than historical lows. The spike marks a dramatic reversal from years of declining memory prices.
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