US EditionRAM Price Hikes "a Real Problem" and Will Disrupt Gaming for "Several Years" Says Epic Games CEO
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Epic Games boss Tim Sweeney warns of a continuing RAM crisis that could drag on for years to come.
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RAM price hikes "a real problem" and will disrupt gaming for "several years" says Epic Games CEO
Last Updated on November 25, 2025 It’s no secret that PC gamers have been shocked by sudden RAM price hikes, as memory shortages have driven the cost of DDR5 and DDR4 kits. Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney claims the situation will be “a real problem” for gaming for the next few years, as AI data ...
Epic Games CEO Warns Rising RAM Prices Will Impact High-End Gaming For Years
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney has warned that rising RAM prices will have an impact on high-end gaming for years to come. Tim Sweeney, founder and CEO of Epic Games, took to Twitter/X to share his views on rising RAM prices and the impact they will have on the future of high-end gaming. His post came in response to Twitter/X member theo, who expressed concern over the drastic increase in RAM prices at retailers. “I knew the memory pricing thing was…
Epic CEO: "RAM price increases will be a real problem" — as OpenAI et al. blow up RAM prices, threatening affordability of everything from Xbox to TVs and laptops
Microsoft, OpenAI, and other artificial intelligence proponents are using tax payer subsidies to blow up the price of RAM, and by extension, practically all consumer tech.
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