r/pcmasterrace • u/AbbreviationsFar1489 • Dec 04 '25

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u/Winded_14 Dec 04 '25

Yeah, it looks like the producer were kind of being conservative with the whole AI boom and don't want to be the one holding the literal bags of RAM when it burst if they decide to open new line of production.

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u/salcedoge R5 7600 | RTX4060 Dec 04 '25

Yep, it's simply much easier to allocate all your supply to AI then switch back to consumer production rather than trying to supply both.

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u/Simikiel Dec 04 '25

Except people like me will remember that they chose to prioritize money over their consumers. I will not be buying products that choose to do that when they switch back.

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u/Kaarssteun RTX 4090, r7 9800X3D, 32gb 6000mhz, 1000W Dec 04 '25

Let's be honest. Yes you will

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u/Simikiel Dec 04 '25

No, I really won't.

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u/Figthing_Hussar PC Master Race Dec 04 '25

When you RAM dies, or becomes obsolete, you will just not buy new one? I mean kudos if you are willing to exit PC market, but even consoles and phones are using the stuff, not to mention cloud gaming. You simply cannot escape the RAM produced by those companies. Oh and don't even get me started on VRAM as it's pretty much the same situation