CPU-Z Data Shows 16 GB RAM Gaining Ground While 32 GB and 64 GB RAM Shares Shrink
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The cost of memory coincides with a drop in 32GB and 64GB configurations, while DDR4 and more affordable capabilities recover ground in data from active CPU-Z users.
CPU-Z Data Shows 16 GB RAM Gaining Ground While 32 GB and 64 GB RAM Shares Shrink
PCs with 32 GB and 64 GB of RAM are becoming less common, at least in the latest CPU-Z Validator statistics. According to Doc TB, one of the developers behind CPU-Z, this is the first time RAM capacity on PCs has declined year over year. 32 GB is still the most popular configuration at 37.2% of validations, though its share is down 2.5% compared to a year ago. 64 GB took a much bigger hit, falling 18% to 7.3%. Lower capacities are moving the oth…
The latest data from CPU-Z software reveal a trend change in the amount of RAM installed on computers. For the first time since data are analyzed, 32 and 64 GB configurations have lost participation share compared to the previous year. And as we already anticipated, it is teams with 16 GB of RAM that are gaining ground again. This behavior breaks with the trend of recent years, when users were betting to install more and more memory on their com…
PC RAM Capacities Decline for First Time as AI Demand Drives Up Prices
Average RAM capacity in PCs has fallen year on year for the first time, according to recent CPU-Z statistics shared by hardware leaker Doc TB. The figures suggest that rising memory prices and ongoing supply shortages are beginning to affect how much RAM consumers have in their systems. The data, published on the CPUID statistics [...]
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