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How much RAM you got?

How much RAM is installed on your rig?

  • 4GB or less

    Votes: 1 0.1%
  • 4GB+

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • 8GB+

    Votes: 14 2.0%
  • 12GB+

    Votes: 1 0.1%
  • 16GB+

    Votes: 115 16.2%
  • 32GB+

    Votes: 319 45.0%
  • 64GB+

    Votes: 220 31.0%
  • 128GB+

    Votes: 23 3.2%
  • 256GB+

    Votes: 9 1.3%
  • 512GB+

    Votes: 7 1.0%

  • Total voters
    709
PC: 32GB DDR 5
Laptop: 32GB DDR 5
Workstation: 64GB DDR 4 ECC

Corsair 4 x 4GB DDR 3 1800Mhz (currently unused)
2 x 8GB SODIMM originally in laptop
 
The local AI, Copilot, indicated that Hynix, Samsung and Micron are converting the higher capacity module lines, a.k.a 64gb ones into HBM lines making them become scarcer. The overall iimpact is virtually any electrical device using Dram will have a significant price increase. One would think Intel and Global Foundary would shift, convert some of their older process nodes to DRam chip making and SSD's.
I don't buy any of this crap--stuff doesn't go up 10x overnight. I think it's the same game being pulled in other industries--"jack it up as high as we can, profit and exit". From isps to grocery store chains, I see it everywhere, and I believe the CNBC analysis of 'consumers are complaining but they're still buying' hence this isn't stopping.
 
Bought it for my repair shop before the prices went crazy. Had a lot more.
Smart business move for sure! It's like when Southwest bought fuel futures for their planes and weren't affected by fuel price increases for a few years.
 
I've got boxes of pieces but they're SIMMS, SDRAM, RDRAM, some DDR and DDR2. Converting those to DDR5 is basically alchemy changing lead into gold at this point! 🙃
There's a market for those too, but the demand is less even if the prices are nearly the same per GB as DDR5. Still will help keep a lot of systems alive though! (Including a lot of mine. :D)
 
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