No, there is no current RAM supply shortage.
No, there is no current RAM supply shortage.
You're looking for 16GB of white RGB 3600MHz RAM with CL16 speed, but it doesn't seem to be available. The timing settings might still be adjustable on other RAM modules.
It's referred to as COVID-19. There are many 3600MHz CL16 choices available. I wouldn't choose CL18; a 3200MHz CL16 would be more suitable at that stage. https://pcpartpicker.com/products/memory...ice&page=1
They are possible, but don't anticipate a big speed boost—they're designed for a particular pace. Have you heard about Coronavirus? Supply chains are messed up, and right now isn't the best moment to buy PC parts. Prices in many areas are high, and some items might not be available. Consider waiting until summer to buy the rest of your PC, or when prices drop and suppliers have stock again.
Prices remain fair for many of these kits. US RAM costs haven’t risen significantly lately, and inventory is expected to shrink further. It might take about a year for the situation to change, so it’s best to purchase RAM and a motherboard now if you have one.
The factories haven't resumed manufacturing yet, haven't they? In the UK, prices have risen for certain items, particularly GPUs, but I'm waiting until the 3000 series comes out. If that holds true, I'll just pick up some essential ballsticks—they look like a great match.
Many are still at reduced hours and the biggest constraint right now is global shipping. I would not wait. And it's not like this will blow over in a few months. Expect to wait many many months for the Nvida GPU's to actually become available, I'd be surprised if there is any stock at launch. I'd probably just get a 3200MHz kit, like £20 cheaper. Plus 3600MHz is often not achievable, what motherboard do you have? https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/products/mem...sort=price
You can enhance your memory performance by optimizing it further. With a GPU available, it makes sense to secure sufficient RAM right away so your system runs smoothly.