RAM on the rise
£12.07/GB, 10% up on a month ago. DDR4 16GB leading the rise, 35%.
Edition № 488
Saturday, 1 Aug 2026 · United Kingdom
The Price Report
Amazon doesn't tell you when something's about to get cheaper. We do.
LEAD · BIGGEST DROP TODAY
Touch Pad Mylar Black hits a price we've never seen →
By the live tracker · yesterday · was £269.44, now £69.95
Touch Pad Mylar Black
Down 74% from 30-day median
DROP
Corsair Platform:4 Elevate – 120cm x halved overnight
Corsair Platform:4 Elevate – 120cm x 76cm, Adjustable Height, Electric Standing Computer Home Office Gaming Desk, Memory Presets, Cable Management, USB Ports, Monitor Arm Included – White Pine Stain
DROP
ASUS PRIME B450M-A II, AMD B450 halved overnight
ASUS PRIME B450M-A II, AMD B450 (Ryzen AM4) Micro ATX Motherboard with M.2 Support, HDMI/DVI-D/D-Sub, SATA 6 Gbps, 1 Gb Ethernet, USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-A, BIOS FlashBack™, Aura Sync RGB Lighting Support
Live
— every headline is a tracked product, updated as Amazon moves
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tracking 957 deals right now
Markets
HDD on the rise
£43.51/TB, 5.8% up on a month ago. 20TB leading the rise, 14.9%.
Closing analysis
While storage and memory costs continue to climb, with RAM at £12.07/GB and HDDs at £43.51/TB, today's report highlights significant individual hardware discounts. The Touch Pad Mylar Black has reached a record low of £69.95, while both the Corsair Platform:4 Elevate and the ASUS PRIME B450M-A II have seen their prices halved overnight. DDR4 16GB and 20TB drives remain the primary drivers of rising component indices. We are currently monitoring 957 live price drops across the market as we head into the new month.
AI-assisted analysis, generated from this edition's own tracked price data.