System integrator Stince Built says DDR5 memory prices have risen again this month, with a reported increase of 10–15%. The company said the higher costs are expected to raise the price of PC builds.
According to Wccftech, a RAM vendor has also canceled existing orders. The report does not identify the vendor or specify how many orders were affected.
Stince Built had informed customers earlier this month about a major GPU-related development, according to the report’s summary, but it provides no further details about that notice. The latest reported memory increase adds to cost pressures for PC buyers and vendors, though the source does not provide specific prices or quantify the effect on individual builds.
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