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Here is some proper data: https://pcpartpicker.com/trends/price/memory/ https://pcpartpicker.com/trends/price/memory/ The same site also has price trends for

• SirMaster 10mo ago
  It's OK data, but the average can be skewed high by some vastly inflated options that nobody cares about. Most people will pick a ram spec and buy whatever is the cheapest kit for that spec at the time. I think the best data view would be what is the cheapest available kit for each spec over time rather than the average price of each kit.
  • Jeremy1026 10mo ago
    Wouldn't historical data also be inflated by the gold plated Monster branded RAM sticks too though? Making the now to then comparison, well, comparable.
    • happymellon 10mo ago
      Not sure I agree with this. Something that skewed the market in the past, which is unrelated the the reasons the market is skewed now doesn't make a compelling comparison. The reasons would lead to differing levels of market skew.