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    gaming on your graphics card. That
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    sounds pretty stupid. I think you should
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    be using that for cryptocurrency mining
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    or AI data centers. Like that sounds
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    like a really really good idea. Now,
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    right now we're seeing more headlines
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    saying that Radehon GPUs, for example,
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    one of the things may get 10% more
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    expensive. This is from AMD's like
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    partners. You got a company like Powerol
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    that makes some of the graphics cards
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    out there from AMD as well. But they're
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    saying that, hey, you might want to buy
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    your graphics card right now at Black
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    Friday because it's going to be a good
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    deal. After this point, the prices are
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    going to go up. And what this reminds me
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    of is things like the GPU shortage
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    during like 2020, 2021, 2022,
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    and Lionus and Luke were making very
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    angry faces here. Everybody was buying
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    GPUs because they're at home, stuck at
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    home and everything. They wanted good
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    computers. They also were mining
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    cryptocurrency.
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    >> All right, crypto miners. All right,
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    crypto miners. cryptocurrency did lead
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    to some good things. Like you see that
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    there's this mining rig here and all
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    these cats are staying warm. But I think
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    overall a lot of us see a mining setup
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    and get, you know, very angry. And at
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    this time period, GBS were extremely
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    expensive, like two to three times what
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    they should be costing, but everybody
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    was kind of just buying them anyways cuz
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    they had stimulus checks. It was propped
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    up by this weird financial situation.
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    Now, not even that long ago, actually
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    just earlier this year with Nvidia and
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    AMD with their new RTX 5000 cards and
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    their RX 9000 series cards, things like
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    this were going on, whereas like fake
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    MSRP. Basically, these GPUs were
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    launched and you could not buy them for
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    what they're supposed to be listed at.
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    Say, for example, with a 570 Ti, it was
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    supposed to be $750, but realistically,
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    it was more like $900 bucks. And this is
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    because there was a GPU shortage as
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    well, and things like tariffs were going
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    on. So, like constantly we just couldn't
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    get decent prices on our graphics cards.
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    It's just ridiculous, guys. And now
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    we're starting to see things like this.
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    >> As a PC builder, would you rather be in
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    a RAM shortage or a GPU shortage?
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    Unfortunately, it looks like we're
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    headed for both. J2 Sense is posting a
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    video like this. Daniel Owen is saying,
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    "Hey, you need to buy a GPU right now
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    because it's not going to get any
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    better." But the thing is, right now GPU
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    prices have finally recovered and
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    they're actually going for usually
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    cheaper than what they're officially
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    listed at on the MSRP. Here's an RX 9060
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    XT 16 GB, a very good value GPU. It's
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    $350 right now. Like this only happened
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    in like September, whereas a lot of its
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    life is more like $380. Let's look at
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    something. For example, this one's kind
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    of hilarious, but nobody really wants to
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    buy a 5060 Ti 8 GB because 8 GB kind of
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    sucks in 2025. But this card was
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    officially MSRPd at $380 and now it's
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    going for $320 bucks. Here it most of
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    its life you see at Newegg in like July,
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    August and stuff was $380.
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    The 16 GB version of this card, the MSRP
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    is $430 and it's going for below MSRP
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    right now and this is a good card. Like
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    it's 16 GB is pretty solid. This usually
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    was going for $430 if it was listed
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    properly or $450 if it was actually
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    available and not out of stock. But
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    yeah, this applies to a lot of things.
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    Like even the RX970 from AMD is now
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    going below MSRP. Same with RTX 5070.
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    Now the 9070 XT was a great value card,
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    but it was never at the MSRP. And now we
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    can actually get it for $600. It's a
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    really good deal at that price point.
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    Even the 5070Ti, which lives so much of
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    its life so far above MSRP, is now at
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    750 bucks or even below that if you can
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    get a little deal on it. It's not bad.
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    So, right now is actually a really good
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    time to buy a GPU, which seems
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    surprising because of all the hell that
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    we've gone through. And judging by the
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    future, it doesn't look like things are
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    going to get a ton better. You know,
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    prices seem to be going up 10% or
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    something like that, at least for Radeon
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    graphics cards. And what's interesting
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    is if you dig into this a little bit
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    more, this isn't just affecting graphics
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    cards. It's not just a GPU shortage.
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    That's actually not what they're after.
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    Here's Xbox saying there's a headline
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    here, and these ads are extremely
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    intrusive. I ain't going to lie. They
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    didn't plan at all. Xbox reportedly
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    warning of yet another potential price
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    increase. As you guys know, Xbox has had
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    multiple price increases. I know cuz I
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    just brought my brother-in-law an Xbox
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    not that long ago. Xbox Series X is like
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    750 bucks right now. It's insane. That's
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    the same price as like a PS5 Pro is
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    supposed to be because it doesn't seem
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    like Xbox planned at all for the
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    shortage that's going to end up
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    happening here. They didn't plan ahead
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    at all apparently. If you still want an
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    Xbox for some reason at their current
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    pricing, those prices could go up soon
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    or supply could just entirely dry up.
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    >> There's like a dichotomy going on
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    because it seems like Sony did plan for
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    this. What's weird is you can find
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    PlayStations at like normal prices.
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    Actually, the PS5 Pro is normally MSRPed
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    at $750, but you can get it for 650
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    bucks right now. This is despite Xbox
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    upping their prices constantly. You head
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    over to like Amazon. Yes, this is true.
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    digital slim edition for the PS5 one
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    terbyte model is $400. That's actually a
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    pretty decent deal. Like if you're after
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    a gaming device, this is pretty good.
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    And if you check over the price history
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    of this, there hasn't been like a
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    massive like increase in prices for
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    this. Maybe just here they went up to
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    $500 not that long ago. That's probably
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    more in anticipation for the Black
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    Friday sales to be honest. But like what
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    is happening right now? Why are all
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    these prices going all over the place?
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    And how did Sony seem to avoid this?
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    Whereas graphics cards, Xboxes, and
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    other things that involve this are also
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    affected. What's happening right now is
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    RAM prices. So like if you want memory
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    on our devices, like GPUs have memory
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    built onto them. Those prices are
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    skyrocketing like crazy by hard dollar
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    amounts. Some of these have gone up by
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    hundreds of dollars for kits of 32 GB in
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    a span of just one to two months. Higher
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    capacities have gone up by $400 or $500
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    in some cases. Like this is the thing. I
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    mean, RAM prices have gone up 171%
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    year-over-year. It is insane. Like this
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    article is saying that it's outpacing
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    the increase of gold. It's kind of like
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    how Apple prices the memory on their
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    devices. Like, hey, you literally are
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    paying more per gram of storage on a Mac
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    as you would gold. And if you just look
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    into it a bit more, like here is a
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    memory kit that honestly isn't that
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    fancy. It doesn't even have a heat
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    spreader on it, but it's 32 GB of DDR5
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    low-end kit. Like, this is a really
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    shitty kit of RAM. You just see that
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    this kit of RAM is getting more and more
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    expensive. Like September, it was only
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    $91. How is this shitty kit of RAM like
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    $240 bucks? Here's another kit of
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    memory. This G-scale Flare X. Like, this
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    isn't an insane kit either. This is
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    literally that kit of memory. I guess I
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    should sell this thing off right now
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    because it is like an investment at this
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    point. Right now is $250
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    on Newegg. And if we scroll down here
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    and you see the price history over time
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    and yeah, it was only like a $90 kit of
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    RAM in like August goes up and to the
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    right. If you were making an investment,
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    maybe you should start buying RAM at
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    this point because man, now it's 250
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    bucks, dude. That is like 2.5 times more
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    expensive. That's insane. Here's another
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    kit of memory. Like a pretty common kit
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    that's out here. $260.
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    Scroll down here. It's the same type of
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    thing. So, back in like August, it was
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    like a $100 kit of RAM and it has RGB on
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    it and everything. Fancy RAM. Recently,
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    more like 260 bucks. But that's just how
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    it's affecting RAM. I mean, that's only
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    one part of your computer. But when you
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    dig into it a little bit deeper, the
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    manufacturing for these come from the
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    same places. So, there's a shortage of
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    memory on these chips. That means you're
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    going to have a shortage of memory on
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    other things as well, like the GDDR
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    memory that is on graphics cards. But it
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    does seem like the fabrication
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    facilities for these can't really make
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    enough memory for the demand that is out
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    there. Before it seems like there's also
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    an overp production of memory because
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    this could affect things like SSDs as
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    well. The main thing, and honestly, if
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    you've seen throughout this video, I've
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    had a target in the background. If you
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    look a little bit closer at that target,
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    you can see that has AI on it.
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    Crazy. I might be declaring war on the
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    Clankers right I ain't going to lie
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    because it seems like whenever,
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    especially in the past like 3 years, if
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    we want to get affordable PC products,
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    this AI keeps ramming its ugly ass
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    head. >> I promise I'll talk about AI.
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    >> These companies want to make the most
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    profit on these things as possible. And
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    selling to companies like businessto
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    business instead of selling to consumers
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    means these companies can make a lot
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    higher margin. And right now, there is
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    still an insane level of demand for AI
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    data centers. Why have an affordable
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    computer when you have a data center?
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    And what's funny about this whole AI
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    thing is you guys have probably seen a
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    lot of news out here that there's like
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    an AI bubble that's going on. State of
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    the AI industry is freaking me out. And
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    I agree with them because there is like
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    this circle jerk of these companies
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    investing into each other. It just
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    doesn't seem like it's going to work. If
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    not a bubble, why is it bubble-shaped?
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    The state of the AI bubble. There's so
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    many people saying that the AI bubble is
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    about to burst because it seems like
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    it's propped up on these weird financial
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    tactics. Like you would think that oh
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    like there's a bubble and they're not
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    starting to invest as much. But what it
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    does seem like is all these companies
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    are still pumping money into this. And
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    like if you look at recently Nvidia just
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    did an earnings call. Obviously Nvidia
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    makes a lot of the graphics cards that
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    are used in these AI data centers and
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    they also are part of the giant circle
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    jerk that's going on right now. This is
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    quarter three of this year. Overall,
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    Nvidia is doing extremely well. You like
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    a lot of people were fearful that they
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    might have started to slow down at this
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    point, but and look at the revenue.
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    They're up 22% just from the last
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    quarter, up 62% in revenue from last
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    year. Obviously, I'm focusing on Nvidia
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    here because they are the supplier of a
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    lot of the graphics cards. But this
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    company recently in like it was October,
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    it was around Halloween. They were at a
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    share price of over $200 per share. And
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    that meant that Nvidia would have an a
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    market of valuation of over five
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    trillion dollars. They are decreasing
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    like they're losing valuation. I think
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    it might be because a lot of people are
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    still fearful of this bubble even if it
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    hasn't happened yet. But overall, you
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    know, revenue is still up and
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    everything. There's still a lot of
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    demand for these AI products. And
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    especially if there's like a memory
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    shortage, then we're going to have
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    issues because most of the stuff is
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    going to get prioritized to the data
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    centers and not get prioritized to
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    consumers. And I wanted to try to look
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    into how much does VRAMm on our graphics
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    cards, the GDDR memory, how much does
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    that actually cost? This is just Reddit.
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    It's kind of hard to find this stuff. I
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    ain't going to lie. In terms of GDDR6,
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    which is the memory that's on AMD's GPUs
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    right now, but Nvidia is using GDDR7 at
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    the moment. Per 1 GB, it seems to be
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    about $250 to $3. So, if you have a 16
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    GB GPU, what is that? 48 bucks in terms
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    of memory. And that would be on the high
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    end. And there's a guy below him that
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    said if you're making a GPU at volume,
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    like a company building a lot of them,
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    it's only about $10 per 8 GB of VRAM on
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    a GPU. Now, obviously, they need the
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    memory controllers and you know, all
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    these prices can change if they can't
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    get the supply as cheap as they normally
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    can. But overall, the price of memory
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    isn't actually that expensive. At the
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    end of the day here, it doesn't really
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    matter what the price of memory is if
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    they physically do not have enough
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    memory chips to put out there and
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    they're going to prioritize their data
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    center stuff. So, that just makes sense
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    to me. So, now we're seeing things like,
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    you know, earlier 2026 as the cost of
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    GDR memory may increase significantly
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    that we're going to have a GPU shortage.
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    This article says that AMD continues to
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    rely on GDR6 for their RDNA4 graphics
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    cards. Nvidia relies entirely on GDR7 in
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    the current generation. Yet, both
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    manufacturers are confronted with the
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    same challenges. No concrete relief is
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    foreseeable as the production
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    capabilities of many memory
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    manufacturers are increasingly being
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    redirected to areas such as HPM and
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    server DRAM which further reduces supply
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    for the traditional PC and GPU market.
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    Within the industry, it is said that
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    although Nvidia and AMD have not
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    officially announced any price
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    adjustments, they have confirmed a
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    rising internal purchase prices. they
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    can have memory shortages on the back
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    end and until they actually have to make
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    a new batch of GPUs and those get
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    shipped to retailers and everything, we
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    don't see the effects of this yet. One
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    of the big triggers for me on this that
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    this is most likely going to happen is
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    because, you know, Nvidia was planning,
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    it seemed like through leaks and rumors
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    and everything that they're going to
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    release RTX 50 series Super graphics
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    cards in early 2026. So, this wouldn't
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    be that far away. It's honestly only a
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    few months at this point, but it seems
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    like now there's rumors going around
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    that 50 series super cards are delayed,
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    even though they were never actually
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    confirmed by Nvidia. Instead of being Q1
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    2026, they might end up being Q3 2026.
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    And that's most likely because we've
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    seen also some rumors that the memory
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    prices are supposed to get better the
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    mid 2026. So maybe it seems like they're
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    waiting on that.
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    >> That's about when they think more RAM
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    might be toled up at other companies
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    finally. And that's just a placeholder.
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    They're like, "That's when more RAM
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    might be on the market." That doesn't
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    mean they're sure they're going to
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    launch at quarter 3, 2026.
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    >> Now, what makes the Super Series cards
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    from Nvidia pretty unique is they use a
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    new type of memory that is not really as
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    available as a lot of other things.
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    Right now, they use GDR7, but in a
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    higher capacity mode, which is 3 GB per
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    module, which does improve the specs to
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    these graphics cards quite a bit. Like,
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    they have pretty good memory capacities
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    at this point with that. But it also
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    means that they're using a new type of
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    memory that doesn't have as much volume
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    of production and demand. So if they're
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    going to use this memory and put this on
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    consumer graphics cards, which is going
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    to be a lot of memory out there, like
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    that's going to require a lot of volume
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    of production, they're going to
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    typically probably prioritize the more
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    data center cards as well. Like if they
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    can only make and use so much memory and
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    put it on like their workstation cards.
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    Like to me, that just makes sense. It's
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    the most profitable thing for the
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    company to do. And if they physically
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    don't have enough memory to use, then
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    they're not going to be able to make
    00:13:56
    consumer cards anyways. So, not only are
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    we seeing things where it's likely that
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    the prices are going to increase on our
    00:14:03
    graphics cards now, but also the next
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    generation because it doesn't seem like
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    they have enough memory might just be
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    delayed. Like it it just sucks pretty
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    much. And this is all due to the memory
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    and a lot of this memory getting shifted
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    towards data centers and everything.
    00:14:19
    Honestly, if you're looking to get a
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    graphics card, I'm probably going to
    00:14:22
    make a video relatively soon about the
    00:14:24
    whole GPU situation. What are the best
    00:14:26
    deals at every price point? What are the
    00:14:27
    advantages and disadvantages? Now, like
    00:14:29
    if you don't need a graphics card, I
    00:14:31
    don't think there's any pressure. Like,
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    if you're not planning on getting one
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    for like another year or two, I wouldn't
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    worry too much cuz it seems like things
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    will probably come back down to earth
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    after this. But the current memory
    00:14:40
    situation does suck. But it also makes
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    me a little bit fearful for things like
    00:14:44
    the Steam machine coming out soon as
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    that's also going to need memory. Is
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    that going to affect the price of that
    00:14:50
    device, too? It's like ever since they
    00:14:52
    found out they can use the GPUs to do
    00:14:55
    things like with computing tasks. Yeah,
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    we've always had a hard situation here.
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    Like prices have not improved pretty
    00:15:02
    much. So, let me know what you guys
    00:15:03
    think about this. Are you trying to buy
    00:15:05
    a GPU right now or something like that?
    00:15:07
    But I'm going to see you guys in the
    00:15:08
    next video. Y'all have a good one and
    00:15:11
    peace.

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    I see a new GPU shortage on the horizon, which means increased prices and lower availability. It has been a constant barrage of shortages ever since they found out graphics cards can do other things than just game... This one in particular is looking to be caused by a memory shortage. What's funny, is right now, GPU prices are honestly really solid and is a good time to buy. So, if you are interested... you might wanna do it now lol ___Some nice GPU deals I showed in this vid___ RX 9060 XT 16GB ($350)- https://newegg.io/ncd31271af RTX 5060 Ti 8GB ($320)- https://newegg.io/nc89dd2e8f RTX 5060 Ti 16GB ($410)- https://www.walmart.com/ip/PNY-GeForce-RTX-5060-Ti-16GB-Overclocked-Dual-Fan-GPU-DLSS-4/16048419552?clickid=yrNyviRrWxycRnCXNUVjhTz%3AUkpWbhT9MTOo2I0&irgwc=1&afsrc=1&sourceid=imp_yrNyviRrWxycRnCXNUVjhTz%3AUkpWbhT9MTOo2I0&veh=aff&wmlspartner=imp_79301&affiliates_ad_id=568844&campaign_id=9383&sharedid=&sid=131260d2-833f-494d-b5d6-be98a17e12e3 RX 9070 ($530)- https://newegg.io/nc52703315 RTX 5070 ($520)- https://newegg.io/ncddfcbe97 RX 9070 XT ($600)- https://newegg.io/ncbc6dd873 RTX 5070 Ti ($730)- https://newegg.io/nc2a91078d RTX 5070 Ti ($750)- https://newegg.io/nc0a12fc93 (the links above are affiliated at NO extra cost to you!) ==JOIN THE DISCORD!== https://discord.com/invite/xbVEkhPJ72 GN: https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=w7HjO-XhU7Y_8ckQ&v=SPE95_RnL_Q https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=-FK7PoiauIBDhbnR&v=9hLiwNViMak Zack: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/_1E3fiUOPcs?si=76-BsgD9bzlxpbTx TheHobbyistMiner: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/x973gMRVPiY?si=efeEbRtZpEijFA-K MLID: https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=xPGeS7ZXYfVWnoQX&v=BORRBce5TGw Sasha Yanshin: https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=e0FDObS0-kUZqSO1&v=CBCujAQtdfQ https://videocardz.com/newz/amd-radeon-gpus-may-cost-10-more https://videocardz.com/newz/powercolor-representative-confirms-2026-gpu-price-hike-recommends-buying-next-week https://pcpartpicker.com/product/fzh2FT/powercolor-reaper-radeon-rx-9060-xt-16-gb-video-card-rx9060xt-16g-a https://www.videogameschronicle.com/news/they-didnt-plan-at-all-xbox-reportedly-warning-of-yet-another-potential-price-increase/ https://videocardz.com/newz/playstation-5-now-available-at-399-for-black-friday https://camelcamelcamel.com/product/B0CL5KNB9M https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/dram/dram-prices-surge-171-percent-year-over-year-ai-demand-drives-a-higher-yoy-price-increase-than-gold https://investor.nvidia.com/news/press-release-details/2025/NVIDIA-Announces-Financial-Results-for-Third-Quarter-Fiscal-2026/default.aspx https://www.google.com/finance/quote/NVDA:NASDAQ?sqi=2&window=6M https://www.reddit.com/r/pcgaming/comments/1l0m72l/is_vram_actually_expensive/ https://www.igorslab.de/en/gpu-prices-could-rise-at-the-beginning-of-2026-because-the-cost-of-gddr-memory-will-increase-significantly/ https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-board-partners-reportedly-still-lack-geforce-rtx-50-super-technical-specs https://gaming.lenovo.com/xbox/post/xbox-console-price-increasing-again-in-2025-p9sTLAto4Vrb1Bj https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/hardware-network/console/may-2025-pricing-updates https://x.com/iHateApplee/status/1940449952028901485?s=20 0:00- nah, AI GPU 0:33- reminds me of something 1:53- its like whiplash 3:47- not JUST GPUs 5:30- RAM 7:23- how this affects graphics cards 8:01- my biggest nemesis 10:30- how much does VRAM actually cost? 12:20- RTX 50-Series Super... delayed 13:58- Shortage

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