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CPU-Z data shows PC RAM capacity declined year-over-year for the first time. Systems with 32GB RAM dropped 2.5% and 64GB systems fell 18% over three months, while 16GB units rose 12.9%. DDR4 usage increased 6% to 54.4% as prices climbed, contrasting with a down 2.9% DDR5 share. TeamGroup CEO Chen Ching-wen warns RAM prices will rise through 2026.
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