This is due to the reduction in its release
DDR3 memory will rise in price by 40-50% this year
DDR3 memory is produced by SK Hynix, Samsung, and Micron, but they have already switched their capacities to the predominant release of DDR4 memory, which has led to an increase in the DDR3 deficit. This, according to industry representatives, is associated with the increase in prices. SK Hynix discontinued the production of 2 Gb components, leaving only 4 Gb components in production. Samsung has cut production from 60,000 DDR3 platters per month to 20,000. These steps have already resulted in a 30% increase in component prices. Meanwhile, demand remains high. The deepening scarcity will inevitably drive up prices. They are expected to grow by 40-50% within a year.
