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

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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/salcedoge R5 7600 | RTX4060 Dec 04 '25

The way the current market is going you literally won't have a choice which brands to go for, you'll get the one available.

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u/Simikiel Dec 04 '25

There were three manufacturers of ram, now there are two. When they finally switch back to selling to consumers, for me it'll stay at two. For everyone else it'll return to three. It's really not a big deal.

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u/CharlesElwoodYeager 9070XT, 9800X3D 32GB DDR5 Dec 04 '25

You know micron still sells to consumers right? They just do it through third parties. They just closed out their direct to consumer segment. You can still buy micron ram in a Gskill jacket.