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Yes, we don't know when DDR5 prices will drop; that will depend on political and commercial decisions.
What is certain is that RAM manufacturers and other players in the IT market have every interest in urgently increasing DDR5 RAM production, otherwise PC sales will plummet. With prices too high, people will stop upgrading their machines even though Windows 10 is reaching the end of its life and Windows 11 requires new hardware to run. The only good thing is that it will give Linux an even bigger boost :)
Steam has every interest in releasing its Steam Machines as soon as possible and selling off the hardware it has already produced, even if it is equipped with DDR5, and switching to motherboards with DDR4 as soon as possible to bring prices down. Otherwise, this Steam Machines V2 will be another flop...
Personally, I'm only interested in their new Steam Controller v2. I hope it comes out soon, at least before Microsoft launches its new console and controllers. Microsoft is expected to announce new products in January, it seems...