Memory & Storage Price Indexes
Two markets, one dashboard. The RAM Price Index rebases DDR5 and DDR4 street prices to a fixed baseline of 100, and the SSD Price Index does the same for NVMe and SATA solid-state storage. Compare them at a glance, then drill into either for the full history, the methodology, and the numbers behind the line.
RAM Price Index
DDR5 & DDR4 consumer memory · baseline 100
One number for the entire memory market. Because everything is rebased to 100, a single glance tells you whether RAM is cheaper or pricier than it used to be — and the DDR5-vs-DDR4 split shows which generation is actually moving. Explore it to time an upgrade, settle a “is now a good time to buy RAM?” debate, or cite a dated, downloadable data point.
Explore the RAM Price IndexSSD Price Index
NVMe & SATA solid-state storage · baseline 100
One number for the storage market. Rebased to 100, it tells you at a glance whether SSDs are cheaper or pricier than they used to be — and the NVMe-vs-SATA split shows which side is moving. Explore it to time a storage upgrade, catch a genuine dip instead of a dressed-up “sale,” or judge whether that PCIe 5.0 drive is worth the premium yet.
Explore the SSD Price IndexIndexes are computed daily from the cheapest available price across tracked retailers. The RAM Price Index is rebased to 100 on its baseline date; the SSD figure is an absolute price per gigabyte. Amazon pricing is excluded from index tracking.