RAM prices are getting out of control.
>>109672706Free delivery, yet you still complain? Why are americans like this?
>>109672706>mommy, why are we poor? I need 512GB RAM to post speccy reports on /g/! I-I mean for school!
>>109672706Just make use of what you have since you obviously have something to post here with. About a year after the AI bubble pops it will return to normal.
>>109672706It's a free market—pay up or shut up.
>>109672793Shalom!
>>109672706>quad channelEw!
>>109672808build your own ram stupid rightoid
>>109672706Do they assign PMC units as a convoy to shipping containers these days? Haven't heard of any big robberies or anything.
>>109672740>Bubble burst Anon... I have some bad news for you. Prior bubbles had profit generated from customers. AI doesn't. In fact, more customers means more losses. This is more of a rug pull than a bubble. Sure there may be winners and losers and companies can shut down, but AI itself isn't even if ultimately the last thing that props it up is national security. AI is too important to nation states and governments one upping each other, trying to close the traditional technological superiority gap between each other and others trying to protect their lead. Acceleration of R&D in other technological fields via the assistance of AI is too important to national security
>>109672793TrukeAi is more important than op's pc (gay computer)They don’t deserve more ram, in fact, luddites should not own computers at all
>>109672727Doesn't include a tip.
>>109672706>>109672793>>109676662What on earth are you doing with half a terabyte of relatively slow DDR5?
>>109677733running the deepsuck ai models very slowly
>>109672732>It's the consumer's fault, somehow!
>>109676662>TrukeFuck you. The memory market is controlled by two, maybe three companies worldwide.
>>109676635No way the national interests and R&D could cover the consumer-faced market if it falls flat. Nations can keep playing star wars for a while but good luck justifying that to the public when it's just fattening up the corporations.
>>109672706>tfw stuck on ddr4
>>109678720They don't need to cover the losses of the consumer market. Those losses are caused by customers, more customers = more losses. If all the comes crashing down there's now a bunch of infrastructure to take advantage of. They don't need consumer market AI to continue doing whatever spooky glownigger shit they're doing.
>>109678800Yes, but to keep it all running let alone scaling even higher costs a fuck.
let me guess
>>109677733he doesn't. OP is very likely a jeet bot posting
>>109672808shalom indeed. now pay up.
>>109676662you sound poor
I recently bought 8gb x2 ddr3 sodimms for my older laptop, the chinese no name ram (for around 50 euros) on amazon simply refused to work, had to return two diffrent orders and then bought gskill ripjaws for around 100 euros.
Asians and indians are becoming inefficient.
>>109678986Such a shame that amd and intel are such skinflints. For a very small % increase in cpu cost they could support extra channels of older memory, you know, in case people had some old ram laying around and wanted a special motherboard that let them pull in that old ram but NO, every engineer is a genius retard. genius at his desk, retarded at the broader picture.engineer: a retard who is genius at one thing, and will fuck up the whole unerringly.
>>109672706I started unplugging my PC during thunderstorms since this shit started. losing my machine now would be a life-changing blow to my finances.
>>109678986putting the components you're trying to sell on the carpet for the photos is a power move
>>109672793>—
64GB of DDR5 (6400) was $230 last year is now $1300, shits crazy
>>109676635>AI is a matter of national security but it can't possibly turn a profitwat
