US EditionDRAM Prices Have Risen by a Whopping 172% This Year Alone, Prompting Memory Manufacturers to Halt New Orders For DDR Modules
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According to the latest information, DRAM prices have increased by almost 172% since the beginning of 2025, a spectacular leap that now pushes the major manufacturers to temporarily suspend new orders for DDR modules. After overcoming the [...] The DRAM price flies by 172% in 2025, manufacturers stop orders first appeared on HardwareCooking.
DRAM Prices Jumped 172% as AI Demand Halts Orders
The market for consumer memory is facing a severe crunch. DRAM (Dynamic Random-Access Memory) prices have reached astonishing levels this year, driven primarily by overwhelming demand from the artificial intelligence sector. Reports indicate that DRAM spot prices have risen by a whopping 172% in 2025 alone, a surge that is already disrupting supply chains and hitting consumer wallets hard. The massive demand for memory chips coming from AI giant…
DRAM prices are reaching extraordinary peaks, and although this may be due to massive demand from industry, you can be sure that it will also affect consumers. Manufacturers are beginning to report shortages of stocks, as demand for more memory from the AI sector continues to rise at a dizzying pace. According to DigiTimes and corroborates Wccftech, Samsung, Micron and SK hynix are restructuring production allocations. Samsung has suspended cont…
DRAM Prices Have Risen by a Whopping 172% This Year Alone, Prompting Memory Manufacturers to Halt New Orders For DDR Modules
DRAM prices have reached a 'mind-boggling' level, and it seems like the consumer memory industry is expected to be affected drastically, as manufacturers start to report inventory shortages. After Combating GPU Shortages, Gamers Would Need to Face RAM Shortages & Highly Inflated Prices Things are not looking great for the DRAM market as of now, since the AI memory cycle has consumed most of the production capacity. The massive demand for memory …
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