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A CPU-Z survey reveals 64GB RAM PCs fell 18% year over year due to sharply climbing memory costs. While 24GB systems grew 19.7%, 32GB systems slipped 2.5%. DDR4 still dominates with 54.5% market share against 32.9% for DDR5, indicating consumers are settling for smaller capacities as prices increase.
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