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why have certain RAM fallen to almost 70% of its peak prices recently?

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Due to a slow down in PC sales which resulted in higher inventories.

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and the fact that the manufacturing process has also gotten cheaper

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PhilFrisbie wrote :

Due to a slow down in PC sales which resulted in higher inventories.

i am observing that the same type RAM of Corsair is still double the cost of that of Kingston !!

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