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> Its price just goes up and down in cycles.

Historically the price has always trended downward. When I first got into computing $200 could buy you 128 MB (yes M) of ram. Really nice systems had 512 MB.

That's obviously changed over the decades as process shrinks have lead to higher memory density. We should generally expect that ram will cheaper up and until the point where process shrinks stop happening. They've definitely slowed, but they haven't stopped.

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> Crucial are already selling DRAM made by CXMT.

Crucial was disestablished this year.

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He probably meant Corsair which is the DRAM brand selling CXMT produced chips.
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Ah, the old decrucialisestablishmentarianism.
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I found the phrasing weird myself, I quoted wikipedia
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