In a rare win for PC builders, Corsair's 32GB Vengeance RGB DDR5-6000 memory gets a big discount
THE SO WHAT
Spot discounts on high-speed DDR5 are a tactical window, not a structural fix for memory inflation. If you’re speccing AI-capable workstations, this is a short-term chance to overprovision RAM before broader supply constraints reprice it again.
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