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I Don't Want Gaming To Be Subscription Based

I Don't Want Gaming To Be Subscription Based
So you're complaining about AI in games but can't afford RAM because AI companies bought every GPU on the planet and turned your hardware budget into a fever dream? The absolute IRONY is chef's kiss. Game studios are using AI to "speed up development" (read: cut costs and fire artists) while simultaneously making your gaming rig cost more than a used car. And the punchline? When nobody can afford to upgrade their potato PCs anymore, the entire industry will just pivot to cloud gaming subscriptions where you own NOTHING and pay FOREVER. No mods, no summer sales, just pure corporate dystopia where your game library evaporates the moment you miss a payment. It's like watching someone complain about the rain while actively setting their umbrella on fire. The same AI driving up hardware costs is the exact justification companies need to say "just stream it bro, you don't need a PC anymore!" Welcome to the future where you'll rent everything and be happy about it. Or else.

Back To Reality

Back To Reality
You see the deal. You see the salvation. You see the Ryzen 7 9800X combo with 32GB DDR5 for $679.99, saving you $259.98. Your heart races. Your fingers twitch. Your wallet trembles with anticipation. Then you remember: Microcenter exists in exactly 25 locations across the United States, none of which are within a reasonable distance from your current coordinates. The dream dies faster than your last production deployment. So you sit there, refreshing Amazon, knowing you'll pay $200 more for the same components. The skeleton face says it all—dead inside, contemplating whether a 2000-mile road trip for RAM is fiscally responsible. Spoiler: it's not, but you'll still calculate the gas mileage.

I Feel Your Pain, AM4 Folks

I Feel Your Pain, AM4 Folks
When you're happily committed to your AM4 socket and DDR5 prices, but then AMD drops the AM5 platform and suddenly you're questioning all your life choices. The handcuffs on DDR5 prices really seal the deal here – you're literally locked into expensive RAM while the shiny new socket struts by. For context: AMD's AM4 socket had an legendary run supporting multiple CPU generations, making it the loyal partner every PC builder wanted. Then AM5 arrived with DDR5 support, but early adopters got slapped with astronomical RAM prices. So AM4 users are stuck watching AM5 from afar, financially imprisoned by DDR5's premium pricing. Can't upgrade if your wallet's already in custody. The real kicker? AM4 is still perfectly fine for most workloads, but that new platform FOMO hits different when you're a hardware enthusiast.

Now Is The Good Time To Go Through The Backlog!

Now Is The Good Time To Go Through The Backlog!
You've been putting off that Steam library for years because GPUs cost more than your rent and RAM prices made you question your life choices. But now? Now the hardware gods have smiled upon you. Suddenly those 570+ games you bought during sales "for later" are looking real attractive. Who needs new releases when you've got a perfectly good backlog from 2015 that you can finally run at more than 15 FPS? The embrace is real. The wallet recovery begins.

Just Trying To Build A PC In 2025 Be Like...

Just Trying To Build A PC In 2025 Be Like...
Look, I've been through enough hardware cycles to know the drill. You start planning your build, check PCPartPicker, and immediately realize you need to take out a small loan just for DDR5. Then you hear whispers about the "AI bubble bursting" and suddenly you're doing the math: if NVIDIA stock tanks, maybe—just maybe—those absurdly overpriced components will finally become affordable. The real kicker? We're all sitting here praying for an economic downturn just so we can justify our hobby. That's where we are as a society. Waiting for the market to crash so 1TB of RAM doesn't cost more than a used car. Because apparently every stick of memory now needs to be "AI-optimized" and costs accordingly. Remember when 16GB was overkill? Now Chrome alone needs that just to keep 12 tabs open. The hardware industry really saw us coming.

My 12 Year Old X 79 Homelab Server Going Into Yet Another Life Extension Due To Ram Prices

My 12 Year Old X 79 Homelab Server Going Into Yet Another Life Extension Due To Ram Prices
When RAM prices are so astronomically absurd that you're out here running a server older than some developers' careers. That ancient Ivy Bridge-E CPU is literally held together by hopes, dreams, and thermal paste from the Obama administration, yet somehow it REFUSES to die. It's like the Nokia 3310 of processors—completely indestructible and mocking you from beyond its expected lifespan. Every time you look at current RAM prices you're like "welp, guess we're doing another BIOS update and praying to the silicon gods." Your homelab is basically a digital zombie at this point, shambling forward on DDR3 memory while the rest of the world moved on to DDR5. But hey, if it boots, it computes! 💀

The State Of DDR5 Prices In 2025

The State Of DDR5 Prices In 2025
When your CPU upgrade suddenly becomes a full system overhaul because DDR5 RAM costs as much as a graphics card... *nervous monkey puppet meme intensifies* That moment when you realize your "small upgrade" just turned into choosing between faster memory or actually being able to see your games. $623.99 for RAM?! The sideways glance of financial regret is universal among PC builders in 2025. Budget allocation algorithm: if(RAM.price > GPU.price) { return panic(); }