Although not a massive increase, the prices for NVMe storage for PCs have started to go up in recent weeks.
Along with DDR5 RAM, the prices for NVMe SSDs have started to increase as AI demand continues to eat into memory supply production.
Data from PCPartPicker.com shows the prices trending upward since November, especially for 256GB and 512GB M.2 NVMe storage.
But in some good news, the products won’t break the bank, unlike DRAM, which has been experiencing skyrocketing costs. The increases for NVMe memory have only risen slightly, meaning you can expect to pay a $25 to $30 price hike, based on the graphs from PCPartPicker.
