DDR5 RAM is still significantly more expensive than DDR4, but prices are starting to drop as Intel Raptor Lake and AMD Ryzen 7000 launches near. Naturally, this could help the new memory standard catch on. the best gaming PC builds, helping to enable more devices in the future. , get rid of premium status.
According to Computerbase, DDR5 prices in Europe continue to drop noticeably: for example, a 32GB Kingston dual-channel kit costs 154 euros (about $165). The report also includes comparative costs for last year’s standard, with similar options going for €470 (over $500).
Computerbase’s price comparison data shows you can get DDR5 RAM for less than $5 per gigabyte at “best case scenario.” He also warns that the cost of the DDR5-6000 kit remains high, with prices $100 higher than lower-spec variants. If you’re a build enthusiast looking to pair high-performance modules with the best graphics card and processor, these prices are sure to make your wallet cry. However, if you’re just looking to get acquainted with the new memory standard, switching from DDR5-4800 to DDR5-5200 can pay off.
DDR5 memory is still in its infancy and most gaming PCs still use DDR4 RAM modules. However, as support for the standard increases and prices drop, we will no doubt see better motherboards with faster flash drives, especially as better gaming processors from Intel and AMD come into play.
Source : PC Gamesn
