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Tracking the RAM fallout: Why 2026's memory crunch will make laptops a lot more expensive
With the AI giants devouring the market for memory chips, PC prices are set to skyrocket. Here's what I think laptop shoppers ...
In a time when DDR5 kits can cost more than a graphics card, some builders are literally soldering their own memory sticks to ...
Memory prices have been absolutely bonkers over the past several months, but laptop makers might just be able to weather the ...
Laptop RAM is facing a conundrum. The SODIMM standard — which is basically a shrunken form of desktop RAM modules — is almost 25 years old and facing an upcoming speed wall. With the demand for ...
Something to look forward to: The original DDR5 standard was released in 2020, and DDR4 memory can still be used with newer CPU and motherboard models. JEDEC, meanwhile, is already working on the next ...
Framework has announced its second price increase for RAM modules in less than a month. The company, known for its modular and repairable laptops, blames this decision on an extreme shortage and ...
Today's PCs can accept up to 16 GB of RAM, and even the older machines can take up to 1 GB. This was not very useful information back in the Stone Age of, say, 1997, because back then, a RAM ...
DDR4 memory, even though a generation old at this point, is still very capable and can deliver performance levels only slightly behind the newer DDR5. While DDR5 memory continues to make inroads with ...
TL;DR: DDR5 memory prices in China have surged dramatically, with a 256GB DDR5 server module costing up to $7,100, reflecting severe global supply shortages. Despite high prices, demand is declining, ...
Dell isn't looking to reinvent system memory, but it does want the industry move to what it claims is a superior form factor for today's increasingly thinner and lighter laptops. That's what you're ...
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