Latest about Memory

Samsung is cashing in on the memory crisis, as it estimates profits of over 8 times this period last year
By James Bentley Published
news "Congrats", I say begrudgingly.

Framework says stabilising memory prices are a 'temporary reprieve' and there are more cost increases to come this year
By Jeremy Laird Published
News It ain't over yet, folks.

To the surprise of no one, running a PC without system RAM is not the solution to the memory crisis—but hey, you can always force Snake to run in the BIOS
By Andy Edser Published
News We try these things not because they are easy, etc etc.

Yes, some DDR5 RAM prices have dropped recently—but I wouldn't pop the champagne just yet
By Andy Edser Published
News Good RAM is still eye-wateringly expensive, but some of the discounts are back at the very least.

Google says its new algorithm reduces AI memory overhead by 6x which could be good news for the RAMpocalypse but bad news for Micron and co
By Jacob Fox Published
News Stock prices for the big three memory makers have already slid.

Intel's new 200K Plus chips support ultra-fast DRAM out of the box but as my tests show, there's little benefit for most PC gamers in using warp-speed stuff
By Nick Evanson Published
Warped speed Unless you've got a very specific setup that involves an Intel CPU, an RTX 5090, a 1080p monitor, and potato-quality graphics settings.

The memory crisis certainly isn't ending soon, as Micron confirm 'demand significantly in excess of our available supply for the foreseeable future'
By James Bentley Published
News It is reportedly "working to address the unprecedented gap between supply and demand".

Forget about PCs or LLMs, Micron says driverless cars and humanoid bots will soon be gobbling up 300 GB of RAM per device
By Jeremy Laird Published
News If you want clever machines, you're going to need a load of memory.
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