Yeah I was going to say, there is a proprietary piece of software they use at work that uses like seven gigs of RAM for no reason.

Yes....and the prices of those things will definitely not go down when anything crucial becomes more expensive. They're not going to lower prices just because software has to be better optimized now, because guess what's gonna cost more in labour now too.

You're still thinking it's about gaming. Yes, the fact that these few companies own this supply is not economically sustainable, when was the last time they let a bubble actually pop without funneling state wealth into keeping it going? These financialization models are too convoluted, almost like this has been going on for a long fucking while; which means we should not assume we can guess when it will "pop."