RAM Prices & Memory Chip Price Tracker — DDR5, HBM ChartsLive · 2026-08-06 01:10Z

HBM3-24G$200.000.00%HBM3E-36G$300.000.00%HBM4-48G$500.000.00%DDR5-16G$51.330.00%DDR5-16G-eTT$23.64+0.04%DDR4-8G$42.110.00%DDR4-16G$85.95+0.29%GDDR6-16G$11.61+0.20%RDIMM-64G$1,743.000.00%eSSD-30T$4,650.000.00%RTL-16G$214.99+0.40%RTL-32G$399.99+0.60%RTL-64G$869.99+0.50%RTL-NVME2T$378.000.00%HBM3-24G$200.000.00%HBM3E-36G$300.000.00%HBM4-48G$500.000.00%DDR5-16G$51.330.00%DDR5-16G-eTT$23.64+0.04%DDR4-8G$42.110.00%DDR4-16G$85.95+0.29%GDDR6-16G$11.61+0.20%RDIMM-64G$1,743.000.00%eSSD-30T$4,650.000.00%RTL-16G$214.99+0.40%RTL-32G$399.99+0.60%RTL-64G$869.99+0.50%RTL-NVME2T$378.000.00%

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DRAM basket YoY<br>+501.67%<br>Unweighted mean across tracked DRAM contracts

Biggest 12m mover<br>+860.00%<br>DDR4 8Gb (1Gx8) 3200 — DRAM

Booked order value<br>$282B<br>Committed supplier backlog across tracked manufacturers

Industry capex FY<br>$100B<br>Front-end spend guidance; 7-9 quarters to first bits

Price board<br>14 tracked contracts · 90-day sparkline · native units

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Current spot prices for DRAM, HBM, NAND and retail memory productsContractSpot24h30dYoYAI demand90dHBM3-24GHBM<br>HBM3 24GB 12-Hi Stack<br>~$8.33/GB. Allocation product — published levels are indicative, not an open spot market.<br>USD / stack<br>$200.000.00%0.00%+4.00%

100.00%

HBM3E-36GHBM<br>HBM3E 36GB 12-Hi Stack<br>Volume stack in shipping Blackwell and MI355X systems. ~$8.33/GB — cheaper per GB than retail DDR5.<br>USD / stack<br>$300.000.00%+2.00%+14.00%

100.00%

HBM4-48GHBM<br>HBM4 48GB 16-Hi Stack<br>In qualification at SK hynix and Micron for MI400-class parts. Not yet a settled price.<br>USD / stack<br>$500.000.00%0.00%n/a

100.00%

DDR5-16GDRAM<br>DDR5 16Gb (2Gx8) 4800/5600<br>Session average; the board's daily high/low spread ($68.00 / $32.90) is itself the story.<br>USD / die<br>$51.330.00%+8.40%+480.00%

62.00%

DDR5-16G-eTTDRAM<br>DDR5 16Gb (2Gx8) eTT<br>Untested die. The eTT-to-branded gap is the cleanest read on how tight qualified supply is.<br>USD / die<br>$23.64+0.04%+6.10%+330.00%

30.00%

DDR4-8GDRAM<br>DDR4 8Gb (1Gx8) 3200<br>Legacy-node EOL squeeze. eTT DDR4 8Gb still prints $4.21 — the branded/untested spread is ~10x.<br>USD / die<br>$42.110.00%+11.20%+860.00%

18.00%

DDR4-16GDRAM<br>DDR4 16Gb (2Gx8) 3200<br>Highest absolute die print on the board. Industrial and networking buyers with locked BOMs.<br>USD / die<br>$85.95+0.29%+13.60%+690.00%

15.00%

GDDR6-16GDRAM<br>GDDR6 16Gb Graphics DRAM<br>Graphics index. Competes with HBM and server DRAM for the same advanced-node wafer starts.<br>USD / die<br>$11.61+0.20%+4.40%+195.00%

34.00%

RDIMM-64GDRAM<br>DDR5 RDIMM 64GB (32x 16Gb)<br>Derived: 32 × DDR5 16Gb spot plus ~6% for RCD, PMIC, PCB and assembly. No public module print.<br>USD / module<br>$1,743.000.00%+8.40%+455.00%

84.00%

eSSD-30TNAND<br>Enterprise SSD 30.72TB QLC<br>Estimate rolled forward on TrendForce's reported 48–53% QoQ eSSD contract increase in 2Q26.<br>USD / drive<br>$4,650.000.00%+12.00%+165.00%

71.00%

RTL-16GRetail<br>Retail DDR5 16GB Module (6000 CL30)<br>Newegg opening listing, 1 Aug 2026 check. WhereIsMyRam had US retail up 13.7% over 30 days.<br>USD / module<br>$214.99+0.40%+13.70%+245.00%

0.00%

RTL-32GRetail<br>Retail DDR5 32GB Kit (2x16, 6000 CL30)<br>Cheapest DDR5-6000 CL30 kit on 1 Aug 2026; branded RGB SKUs list $489–599.<br>USD / kit<br>$399.99+0.60%+13.70%+230.00%

0.00%

RTL-64GRetail<br>Retail DDR5 64GB Kit (2x32, 6000 CL30)<br>128GB kits cleared $2,999 the same morning — capacity is priced superlinearly at retail now.<br>USD / kit<br>$869.99+0.50%+13.70%+250.00%

0.00%

RTL-NVME2TRetail<br>Retail NVMe SSD 2TB (market average)<br>Flat over 30 days and down 42% over 60 — the one line on the board that has stopped rising.<br>USD / drive<br>$378.000.00%0.00%+220.00%

0.00%

Price explorer<br>Rebased to 100 at series start — compare moves across incompatible units.

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Supply-chain wire<br>All news ↗<br>CapexDownside risk2026-08-07<br>SK hynix drops 5% after approving $38B of new memory fabs; Seagate falls 7%<br>Memory and storage names sold off after SK hynix approved a $38B fab program, with investors reading the spend as the first credible path back to oversupply. New front-end capacity takes 7-9 quarters to produce bits, so the risk lands in 2027-28, not this quarter.<br>24/7 Wall St. ↗<br>PolicyDownside...