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MSI's $80 AMD motherboards with DDR4 support swoop in to rescue gamers amid the global RAM crisis
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Sticking to DDR3 until society finally collapses , I am also building a nice ddr2 build for super cheap that still runs all my physical games collection!
My DDR3 mini itx board already has the max capacity installed years ago, which was 16gb. It's reached the ceiling :(
Just change the mobo man but stick to ddr3. I am gonna die on this hill man, computing died in 2013
I have love for this machine. It has a 6W TDP CPU and 16GB LPDDR3. Unfortunately the CPU is soldered to the board. Recently added a PCI expansion for 1 extra SATA slot for an extra disk. Works great, but it's pretty much maxed out now. Gonna hold onto this for as long as it goes.