Memory

No handheld needs 128GB of RAM, but Ayaneo doesn't care as its Next 2 handheld costs up to $4,299.

If you thought the RAM crisis was levelling off, think again — the next couple of months could be seriously painful.

After several months of dizzying price rises for DDR5 RAM, we've got what looks like a respite – but not one that applies to the Pi 5.

It used to be GPUs that might be shoplifted from display PCs on retailer shelves – now it's high-end RAM.

An official collaboration between AMD, V-Color and Cooler Master hints at more possible bundle deals in the future.

The worrying thing is that while this 'deal' is a painful reminder of just how bad things have gotten, the worst may be yet to come.

There are no signs of the RAM crisis slowing down any time soon, and Samsung's price increases are a clear example.

Consumers in the US now face an additional danger in terms of factors that could seriously hike the price of laptops and PCs.

RAM has already skyrocketed in price, but with no respite in sight, the worry is that it'll be moon-rocketing by the time this year is out.

RAM crisis just intensified as a report shows DDR5 is now 4.4x pricier than half a year ago.