$DDR5 ▲ +0.1 % DDR5 unchanged; the Memory Central Bank keeps rates on hold$DDR4 ▲ +0.2 % DDR4 gains; 2019 builds quietly appreciate$NAND ▲ +2.2 % NVMe up; cloud providers blamed$GDDR ▲ +6.7 % Scalpers report record quarter$DDR5 ▲ +0.1 % DDR5 unchanged; the Memory Central Bank keeps rates on hold$DDR4 ▲ +0.2 % DDR4 gains; 2019 builds quietly appreciate$NAND ▲ +2.2 % NVMe up; cloud providers blamed$GDDR ▲ +6.7 % Scalpers report record quarter
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you made USD 485.34
in bitcoin you would have lost USD 37.48
Hardware prices, in gigabytes
iPhone 16 Pro · 128 GB 2024: 255 GB → 52 GB
21 September 2026
iPhone 17 Pro · 256 GB 2025: 273 GB → 57 GB
iPhone 18 Pro · 256 GB 2026: 62 GB → 62 GB
Steam Deck 1 TB OLED 2024: 154 GB → 49 GB
PS5 2024: 119 GB → 34 GB
PS5 Pro 2024: 200 GB → 47 GB
A red mark is the maker putting the price up. Everything else is memory.
Parody. Not investment advice and not a shop — a gigabyte cannot be bought, sold or exchanged here.
Sources, licences and method
Memory prices are USD medians; every figure, historical ones included, is converted at today's ECB rates.
Before June 2026 our series is monthly. A price for a particular day inside a month is a straight line between its neighbours, not an observation.
Data as of Sep 21, 2026, compared with Oct 21, 2025.