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forum threadDr.W posted Yesterday 03:36 PM
forum threadDr.W posted Yesterday 03:36 PM

Micro Center Members: WD Black SN850P 8TB 3D TLC NAND PCIe Gen 4 x4 NVMe M.2 Internal SSD $999.99

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WD Black SN850P 8TB 3D TLC NAND PCIe Gen 4 x4 NVMe M.2 Internal SSD with Heatsink - Micro Center

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Yesterday 06:16 PM
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HilariousDeer8436Yesterday 06:16 PM
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Let's put it this way... prices are coming down and they are trying to blow out as much stock as they can before it dips more. YMMV but I foresee RAM and SSDs coming down another 50% in the next 6 months. I'm seeing vendors slash prices lower and lower.
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Yesterday 08:16 PM
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KeithY9797Yesterday 08:16 PM
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Quote from HilariousDeer8436 :
Let's put it this way... prices are coming down and they are trying to blow out as much stock as they can before it dips more. YMMV but I foresee RAM and SSDs coming down another 50% in the next 6 months. I'm seeing vendors slash prices lower and lower.
does it mean the beginning of the AI bubble burst?
Yesterday 08:34 PM
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SlickHamster613Yesterday 08:34 PM
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Quote from HilariousDeer8436 :
Let's put it this way... prices are coming down and they are trying to blow out as much stock as they can before it dips more. YMMV but I foresee RAM and SSDs coming down another 50% in the next 6 months. I'm seeing vendors slash prices lower and lower.
Unlikely.

"No. In fact, you should expect the exact opposite: RAM and SSD prices are currently surging and are projected to stay high throughout 2026.
​There is no reason to expect a dramatic decrease anytime soon due to several major market factors:
​**The AI Boom is Crowding Out Supply: Hyperscalers and data centers are aggressively buying up high-margin High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), server DRAM, and enterprise SSDs for AI workloads.
​Manufacturer Production Shifts: Major chipmakers (like Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron) are actively reallocating their manufacturing capacity away from consumer-grade RAM and client SSDs to meet this high-margin enterprise demand.
​Conscious Supply Limits: Manufacturers are keeping overall wafer production tight and relying on manufacturing optimization rather than building massive new factories. Analysts indicate that meaningful supply relief won't arrive until new fabrication plants come online, which isn't expected until late 2027 or 2028.
​If you need to upgrade your storage or memory, waiting six months will likely result in paying the same, if not more."
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riffdexToday 12:19 AM
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Quote from SlickHamster613 :
Unlikely.

"No. In fact, you should expect the exact opposite: RAM and SSD prices are currently surging and are projected to stay high throughout 2026.
​There is no reason to expect a dramatic decrease anytime soon due to several major market factors:
​**The AI Boom is Crowding Out Supply: Hyperscalers and data centers are aggressively buying up high-margin High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), server DRAM, and enterprise SSDs for AI workloads.
​Manufacturer Production Shifts: Major chipmakers (like Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron) are actively reallocating their manufacturing capacity away from consumer-grade RAM and client SSDs to meet this high-margin enterprise demand.
​Conscious Supply Limits: Manufacturers are keeping overall wafer production tight and relying on manufacturing optimization rather than building massive new factories. Analysts indicate that meaningful supply relief won't arrive until new fabrication plants come online, which isn't expected until late 2027 or 2028.
​If you need to upgrade your storage or memory, waiting six months will likely result in paying the same, if not more."
Will be fun to look back and see which of these bold predictions proves true in 6 months. Regardless, glad I stocked up on enough storage to hold me down for at least the next year - before the surges.
Today 02:10 AM
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lc49Today 02:10 AM
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Quote from HilariousDeer8436 :
Let's put it this way... prices are coming down and they are trying to blow out as much stock as they can before it dips more. YMMV but I foresee RAM and SSDs coming down another 50% in the next 6 months. I'm seeing vendors slash prices lower and lower.
Prices will never come down again.
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m3n00bToday 03:24 AM
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Quote from SlickHamster613 :
Unlikely. "No. In fact, you should expect the exact opposite: RAM and SSD prices are currently surging and are projected to stay high throughout 2026. ​There is no reason to expect a dramatic decrease anytime soon due to several major market factors: ​**The AI Boom is Crowding Out Supply: Hyperscalers and data centers are aggressively buying up high-margin High Bandwidth Memory (HBM), server DRAM, and enterprise SSDs for AI workloads. ​Manufacturer Production Shifts: Major chipmakers (like Samsung, SK Hynix, and Micron) are actively reallocating their manufacturing capacity away from consumer-grade RAM and client SSDs to meet this high-margin enterprise demand. ​Conscious Supply Limits: Manufacturers are keeping overall wafer production tight and relying on manufacturing optimization rather than building massive new factories. Analysts indicate that meaningful supply relief won't arrive until new fabrication plants come online, which isn't expected until late 2027 or 2028. ​If you need to upgrade your storage or memory, waiting six months will likely result in paying the same, if not more."
Of course AI would say this.
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Today 01:35 PM
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rahimlee54Today 01:35 PM
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This is a good price if true. The ram and hdd makers are signing multi year contracts with pricing locked in order to get bulk orders today. Id be very interested to see prices dropped based on that. Anything is possible though.

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Today 02:17 PM
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killergoalieToday 02:17 PM
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Quote from HilariousDeer8436 :
Let's put it this way... prices are coming down and they are trying to blow out as much stock as they can before it dips more. YMMV but I foresee RAM and SSDs coming down another 50% in the next 6 months. I'm seeing vendors slash prices lower and lower.
Dude show a source, I've seen you all over the place claiming vendor news with no sources. Giving off real my uncle works for Nintendo vibes right now.

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