I heard even industry insiders are advising friends not to buy new mining machines anymore, mainly because of the RAM price issue that has become unbearable. This price surge is real; Ramflation has already become a major part of mining hardware costs. GPUs, ASICs, and other key components are already expensive, and if memory chips keep fluctuating like this, the cost pressure for pre-built machines will only increase. For miners looking to enter the market or upgrade their equipment, this is not a small problem—it directly affects ROI cycles and overall profit margins. There are no signs of relief in the short term.
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VitalikFanAccount
· 12-19 08:39
My view is quite straightforward: entering the mining machine at this moment is really an IQ tax. With RAM costs so outrageous, the payback period is directly doubled.
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DegenApeSurfer
· 12-17 16:30
RAM's recent price hike is really outrageous, I dare not make a move
I've long heard people in the community say not to buy new machines, now I believe it
ramflation has caused costs to soar straight up, ROI is far away
If hardware costs continue like this, the profit margin for mining is really about to be swallowed up
I advise everyone to stay on the sidelines and wait for this wave to pass before acting
Memory chips are bottlenecked, pre-installed machines are even more ridiculously expensive
Rather than entering now, it's better to hoard coins and wait for opportunities, at least avoiding significant losses
I heard even industry insiders are advising friends not to buy new mining machines anymore, mainly because of the RAM price issue that has become unbearable. This price surge is real; Ramflation has already become a major part of mining hardware costs. GPUs, ASICs, and other key components are already expensive, and if memory chips keep fluctuating like this, the cost pressure for pre-built machines will only increase. For miners looking to enter the market or upgrade their equipment, this is not a small problem—it directly affects ROI cycles and overall profit margins. There are no signs of relief in the short term.