so, you guys know how crazy expensive computer memory has been lately? like, it's been a total nightmare for anyone trying to upgrade their rig. but, supposedly, things might be looking up by the end of 2028. analysts from bernstein think that sk hynix, one of the biggest memory makers, is going to see a huge drop in prices for both dram and nand.



i'm talking, like, over 50% less than what we're seeing now. which, honestly, sounds too good to be true. but, at the same time, i really want to believe it. i mean, can you imagine being able to afford all the memory and storage you need without breaking the bank? it's a nice dream, anyway. according to bernstein, sk hynix is expecting to make a ton of money over the next year, with dram prices rising to over $2 per gb by the end of 2027.



but, after that, things are supposed to start looking up. bernstein thinks that sk hynix will start to increase production, which will help meet demand and drive prices down. and, apparently, they're investing over $60 billion in new chip plants to make it happen. that's a lot of money, and it sounds like they're serious about making it work. still, i'm a little skeptical - it's going to take time to build all those new factories, and who knows what's going to happen in the meantime.



one thing that does give me a bit of hope is that sk hynix and other companies are trying to be careful not to overproduce. they're trying to "minimize the risk of oversupply", which sounds like a good plan to me. because, let's be realRead more: Full article on www.pcgamer.com

What do you think about this?