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brunocasarini replied to the thread DRAM makers set to halt DDR3 and DDR4 production in 2025.A lot of people still buy AM4 because it's highly cost effective and still offers plenty of power for regular users. My guess is DDR5... -
brunocasarini reacted to p51d007's post in "DRAM makers set to halt DDR3 and DDR4 production in 2025" with
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Yeah, discontinuing DDR4 is stupid, but, the memory cartel is forcing 5 on everyone, limiting the supply (duh) and the price will be HIGHER. -
brunocasarini reacted to arrowflash's post in "DRAM makers set to halt DDR3 and DDR4 production in 2025" with Like.
Yes, looks like a forced obsolence move. And all DRAM makers aligning to make this move at the same time? Looks like the DRAM price...
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brunocasarini replied to the thread DRAM makers set to halt DDR3 and DDR4 production in 2025.I understand shutting down DDR3 production, but DDR4??? It's probably the most common and used type of RAM.
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brunocasarini reacted to winjer's post in "Third-party mod delivers the Start Menu Windows 11 deserves" with Like.
After Windows 7, the UI in Windows has become increasingly worse.
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brunocasarini reacted to Axiarus's post in "Third-party mod delivers the Start Menu Windows 11 deserves" with Like.
Because open-source software is known for its viruses. *eyeroll*
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brunocasarini reacted to Au Contraire's post in "Noise-canceling headphones may be rewiring young brains, experts warn" with Like.
Bear in mind that it's the NHS. Given the sorry state of the British Healh Service, there could be any number of other explanations...
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brunocasarini reacted to NumberNine's post in "Google's reCAPTCHA is not only useless, it's also basically spyware" with Like.
Captcha was about profit and not about security? Imagine that... Consider me whelmed.
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brunocasarini reacted to SiJiL's post in "Windows 10's extended support starts at $61 per device, Microsoft reveals new details" with Like.
It's a sad place to be in when instead of getting to "make a product people want to upgrade to" they instead end up with "Let's keep all...
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brunocasarini reacted to yRaz's post in "AMD's AM4 platform is still going strong after many years, AMD reports a 50/50 sales split with AM5" with Like.
I have 7 AM4 systems in my "rack". It's more of a steel shelf in my garage. Great platform, cheap parts, fast enough for everything I...
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brunocasarini reacted to p51d007's post in "Greenland ice cracks are widening, potentially speeding the rise of global sea levels" with Like.
Put ice in a glass, fill it to the brim with water. As the water melts, will it overflow the glass? No, because the weight & volume of...
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brunocasarini reacted to umeng2002's post in "Greenland ice cracks are widening, potentially speeding the rise of global sea levels" with Like.
Okay, now rich people, sell your seafront property... I'm still waiting...
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brunocasarini reacted to NumberNine's post in "Greenland ice cracks are widening, potentially speeding the rise of global sea levels" with Like.
Come on TechSpot, leave something for CNN to run.
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brunocasarini reacted to passwordistaco's post in "Greenland ice cracks are widening, potentially speeding the rise of global sea levels" with Like.
I'm waiting for discounts on oceanfront property!
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brunocasarini reacted to The Talking Tech's post in "Whistleblower Edward Snowden calls Nvidia's RTX 5000 series a crime against consumers, blasts paltry VRAM" with Like.
Nvidia's poor value and high prices are a crime to consumers, but the main issue here are the consumers themselves with their compulsion...
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