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PC prices to jump as cost of memory rises, say analysts
(www.theregister.com)
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Luckily this doesn't affect me, since I bought mine about 1.5 years ago and I'm still completely happy with it. I don't need to upgrade.
Inb4 memory, one of the most fragile things in your PC, break
I hear you, but in 30+ years of being a computer enthusiast, I can count on one finger the times this has happened to me. And even then, it was just a lazy corporate IT analyst blaming it on the ram when in actuality it was very likely something else.
Same. I'm pretty ok with my current setup. Just bought an Rx 6800 last year and that was the last big PC related purchase. Maybe I'll add a 1TB SSD but that's about it.