An 8 GB stick on my laptop died on me yesterday, shame it's desktop :disappointed: good price though
zebrum
27 Aug 17#2
still cant believe memory has doubled in price in a year
taras to zebrum
27 Aug 17#7
Complex answer:
1. limited capacity (fab upgrades) 2. mobile demand (even though i think this is tapering) 3. occasional fire - which stops a major fab 4. uk currency devaulation
All the above has caused issues in supply, this includes everything from graphics cards to mobile phones.
Nayyer
27 Aug 17#3
Nice
condracky
27 Aug 17#4
Why exactly did prices rise?
Agharta to condracky
27 Aug 17#5
Supply and demand OR price fixing; take your pick.
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1. limited capacity (fab upgrades)
2. mobile demand (even though i think this is tapering)
3. occasional fire - which stops a major fab
4. uk currency devaulation
All the above has caused issues in supply, this includes everything from graphics cards to mobile phones.