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vanadiel007 When are the deals with loyal PC and gaming customers going to be announced, who have purchased way more memory modules over the past 30 years than any of these tech companies have? Reply
coolitic vanadiel007 said: When are the deals with loyal PC and gaming customers going to be announced, who have purchased way more memory modules over the past 30 years than any of these tech companies have? I am certain that individual consumers have always been a smaller target-market than data-centers. Reply
timsSOFTWARE vanadiel007 said: When are the deals with loyal PC and gaming customers going to be announced, who have purchased way more memory modules over the past 30 years than any of these tech companies have? All the gamers are going to get is scraps, because along with the hardware acquisition issues, over 40% of game developers have been laid off in the past 2 years as well. Because games take years to develop, the effects are not being felt much yet, but it's shaping up that a software drought will come along with/after the hardware drought. Reply
SmokyBarnable vanadiel007 said: When are the deals with loyal PC and gaming customers going to be announced, who have purchased way more memory modules over the past 30 years than any of these tech companies have? Yep. I’ll start giving a damn about what any memory companies are doing when they make deals to supply to Newegg and Amazon. Reply
endocine how are these companies affording the RAM Reply
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