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PC RAM prices are expected to go down by 8-10% while memory used for GPUs will also see a price cut of about 5-10%

PC DRAM and VRAM will grow between 3% to 8% due to increased production pressure on HBM and data server memory.

A report from TrendForce anticipates a 50% increase in NAND flash prices in the near term, which will further boost SSD prices.

OLED monitor shipments will see an ‘astronomical’ 323%increase in 2023, with a further doubling in shipments expected in 2024, according to TrendForce

PC RAM pricing continues to fall, but at a far slower rate. However, it isn't sustainable for manufacturers to slow production and stockpile in the long term.

With the slowdown in demand for client computers and components, 512GB SSD pricing is now on par with a 256GB SSD six months ago.

2022 is going to be an annus horribilis for fast refresh, fast response screens, reckons TrendForce, but the segment should return to growth in 2023.

Demand has slowed, inventories are building, and it is thought NAND Flash product sales could cross into loss territory so producers can move on.

NAND market oversupply is now expected to hit harder than previously thought, with TrendForce revising its price drop estimates for Q3 from 3-8% to a larger 8-13%.

Market analysis firm TrendForce expects consumer SSD prices to drop up to 8% in the coming quarter due to oversupply.