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Story summary
- Framework, a DIY PC manufacturer, raised desktop PC prices due to RAM shortages, citing higher memory costs.
- The base model now starts at $1,139, up from $1,099, while the top configuration rises from $1,999 to $2,459.
- Chief Executive Nirav Patel said the adjustments are necessary to cover LPDDR5x memory costs.
- The RAM price hikes reflect suppliers pursuing AI datacenter deals, signaling a tougher PC-building market in 2026.
