Once A.I is done with it the price will come down. Maybe that's why this new ram is comin out. I don't know.

I hope they lower it, once the demand drops they will have saturated the market.
New generations will be playing outside like I use to, I think the new consoles have been delayed another 3 years. Phones will be more expensive so people will wait a lot longer to upgrade.

It will be interesting Windows 11 needs a minimum of 16gb to run smoothly. In Australia that is $200 - $250 just for the ram, not sure how many new laptops/computers will be sold in the next 2 - 3 years.

Quote from: Neša on Feb 27, 2026, 07:03 PMRAM drops back to a normal price.

If it ever does. 

Not a big fan of having to replace the whole module and not being able to just add another 16GB or 32GB when needed.
I also can't afford to pay $400 for 32Gb right now, but hopefully when I need an upgrade RAM drops back to a normal price.

With this you probably will. 

I love improvements if I don't HAVE to buy all NEW Stuff.

for new ram memory coming our way. What ya think, is this good or bad  Personally I welcome anything new in the PC world...almost, lol.

EDIT: guess I should post the link, lol:

https://www.xda-developers.com/camm2-ram-is-coming-to-desktops-but-theres-one-major-downside/?link_source=ta_first_comment&taid=69a18759ca444a000198d3aa

That's what I first started doing but then went to "The Dark Side". 

I usually try to get a close as I can to the actual source docs from the governing body.

With PHP, I always go right to PHP.net.

W3C docs on css are awful bureaucrat-speak, though...  But the Mozilla docs are as close as you can get to a definitive source of the info, IMO.

CSS has advanced alot. I like playin around with it. I used to have more bookmarks for CSS sites but can't find them.