[Samsung Plans to Raise DRAM Prices by 20% in Q3, Verbal Quotes Already Notified to Some Customers] BlockBeats News, July 4: Yesterday, it was reported that Samsung Electronics plans to increase the average selling price of DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) by 20% quarter-on-quarter in the third quarter of this year. A representative from a consumer electronics terminal manufacturer stated, 'This is true.' In June this year, Samsung had already negotiated with them and has now issued a verbal notice regarding the DRAM price increase. 'The significant price hike in upstream components will be passed on to the pricing of finished products, which may suppress certain market demand. However, since the overall prices of consumer electronics are currently not high, even with the price increase, it is unlikely to significantly affect user purchasing decisions.' Another senior industry insider confirmed the news that Samsung plans to raise DRAM prices by 20% in Q3, stating that Samsung has already notified some customers through verbal quotes.