/technology/ - Technology

>>992 (OP)
It's ogre. If you don't start looking up local offerup/craglist/etc listings right now your phone will become your new computer in 2027 tbh.

>"As per the interview, David believes that the AI boom resulted in such a rise in DDR5 memory prices. Many major memory makers are now actively expanding their fabs to increase the production of DDR5 memory to fulfill the demand."

https://wccftech.com/amd-warns-ddr5-prices-wont-return-to-normal-until-2028-as-ai-boom-strangles-consumer-memory-supply/

>>1002
I've actually been thinking about replacing my phone, but I heard smartphone prices are going up already so I'll just keep using this one until it breaks completely

It really is over. So much cope about prices going down in a year or two. If I were smart, I'd build something now, but I don't want to pay it, so I'll make do with what I have or maybe try and get some cheap ddr4 somewhere instead.

>>1335
There are some cracks forming on all this AI shit but it's hard to say if they'll amount to much in the next few years. As far as I can understand everyone is still high on FOMO gas despite the Leopold scandal.

https://www.newyorker.com/news/the-financial-page/what-does-the-humbling-of-leopold-aschenbrenner-mean-for-the-ai-bubble

I have 32gb of DDR4 that I got for peanuts, but I really wanted 64gb of DDR5

If you want ram prices to go down you should start abducting the children of SK Hynix, Samsung and Micron executives.