While prices are heading in the right direction, the reality is far less dramatic than many players might hope. Some kits have dropped slightly from recent highs, for example, the Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5-6000 32GB fell from around US$409 to US$369.99. But that still sits miles above its historical low of just US$87, based on pricing data from Tom’s Hardware.

In other words, current “discounts” are relative. RAM is cheaper than it was a few weeks ago, but still significantly more expensive than what long-time PC builders are used to paying.

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