I'm considering buying a GPU first since there are sales going on for Christmas. I don't plan to buy RAM for a month or so, but I'm concerned about future pricing. I don't want to wait two years just to see if RAM prices drop, especially since I won't know if my new GPU is dead on arrival, which could mean missing the warranty. Any advice would be appreciated!
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If you're close to a Micro Center, check if they have bundles. Sometimes you can get a decent deal on a RAM kit, especially when other components are on sale. But if you're in Europe, that might be challenging.
No one can really predict where prices are headed. Just remember that markets can fluctuate a lot, especially with components like RAM. If you find a good deal, you might want to grab it sooner rather than later.
Honestly, RAM prices are likely to stay high for quite a while, possibly until 2027. If you can, it's probably better to buy now rather than waiting and risking even higher prices later.
Buying PC parts piece by piece can be risky unless you snag an amazing deal. If you find a GPU at a super low price, go for it. However, usually, it's wiser to buy everything at once to avoid any price fluctuations.
I think it's a tough call. Prices could go up, down, or stay the same. If you're anxious about waiting, it might be a good idea to buy the RAM now, just to be safe.
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