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'There are limits to how much prices can be raised' says SK hynix chairman about memory crisis but I'm not sure the market will care
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Redditor fashions a 'game cartridge' system for their Steam library out of cheap SATA SSDs
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DRAM demand predicted to outstrip supply by 28.7 exabytes in 2030, which is almost as much as the actual DRAM in the world right now
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So THIS is why component makers have started validating their products for Chinese memory
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'Customer demand will remain higher than our supply capacity even beyond 2030': SK hynix CEO predicts memory supply crisis may run even longer than we feared
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Multiple motherboard and PC component makers move forward with Chinese-made memory validation
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What memory crisis? 79% of PC Gamer readers are rocking 32 GB or more RAM in their gaming rigs
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New IDC report claims worldwide PC shipments fell by 5% but revenue didn't, as 'vendors are pushing through price increases faster than demand is dropping'
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'Thank you again rural Walmart': Redditor picks up 32 GB of memory for $50, twice