Overview
- G.Skill says “unprecedented” AI demand and global supply constraints are driving severe DRAM price volatility.
- G.Skill states its procurement costs have risen substantially and that its prices reflect increases from IC suppliers and may change without notice.
- Wccftech reports DRAM prices have jumped roughly 3x–4x in many regions over the past two months.
- PC Gamer reports Framework raised RAM prices by about 50%, Acer and Asus plan to pass higher memory costs to consumers, and Samsung and SK Hynix aim to minimize oversupply risk.
- Industry research cited in the coverage, including Goldman Sachs, expects DRAM and SSD prices to keep rising, with tight supply potentially extending through 2026–2028.