Single-DIMM DDR5 testing reflects how RAM prices are changing PC builds

The benchmark itself is not a pricing report, but the premise is a useful consumer-memory signal. When system builders consider one DDR5 DIMM instead of two, it means memory cost has become noticeable enough to affect configuration choices. AMD 3D V-Cache systems may hide part of the performance penalty, but the tradeoff still shifts how entry and midrange gaming PCs are specified. RamTrend should treat this as evidence that DDR5 inflation is reaching end-system design decisions, not just component quotes.