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2 NovInfrastructure & HardwareEngadget

Here's how much RAM cost in 2020 vs. 2026

AIAI-generated summary Memory prices for consumers have increased significantly due to growing demand from AI data centers, with standard 32GB DDR5 kits available starting at $454 in October 2026. HP says memory and storage will account for about 35 percent of its PC component costs in 2026 and warned of upcoming PC price increases.

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