Best Buy Cuts 64GB Kingston DDR5 RAM Kit by $176 to Under $1,000

3 articles · Updated · ZDNet · Jun 2

Best Buy lowered the 64GB Kingston Fury Beast DDR5 kit by $176, taking the two-stick package back to just under $1,000.
The deal stands out because RAM and storage prices have climbed as AI companies buy up components for data centers and large-language-model training.
Kingston’s kit offers a 4,800MHz base speed and supports overclocking up to 6,400MHz, with AMD Expo and Intel XMP 3.0 profiles aimed at gaming and creator PCs.
ZDNET called the discount the lowest seen on a 64GB kit in a long time, while still noting the capacity and price remain overkill for most gamers.

Sources

Center100%

As AI's appetite for memory grows, is the era of affordable PC building coming to an end?

How is the global memory shortage permanently reshaping the future and cost of all consumer technology?