Question about purchasing Chinese-manufactured RAM

Key claims

User asking whether to purchase Chinese-origin RAM for a build or upgrade.
The user asserts that Chinese RAM is now more expensive than the existing major cartel's prices, mocking the idea that the Chinese free market would lower costs for consumers.
RAM prices are anticipated to return to normal levels soon.
Users without 128GB of RAM cannot succeed ('ngmi' = 'not gonna make it').
User responds with absurdist humor to an unspecified prior query about RAM.
Whether China can compete with Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron in DRAM manufacturing or remain locked out of the memory market.

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/g/109429692 ↗ live · archive neutral evergreen 52 replies Whether China can compete with Samsung, SK Hynix and Micron in DRAM manufacturing or remain locked out of the memory market.
/g/109425322 ↗ live · archive mocking evergreen 18 replies User responds with absurdist humor to an unspecified prior query about RAM.
/g/109408556 ↗ live · archive mocking evergreen 32 replies Users without 128GB of RAM cannot succeed ('ngmi' = 'not gonna make it').
/g/109401767 ↗ live · archive bullish evergreen 12 replies RAM prices are anticipated to return to normal levels soon.
/g/109385254 ↗ live · archive mocking evergreen 24 replies The user asserts that Chinese RAM is now more expensive than the existing major cartel's prices, mocking the idea that the Chinese free market would lower costs for consumers.
/g/109383320 ↗ live · archive neutral evergreen 26 replies User asking whether to purchase Chinese-origin RAM for a build or upgrade.