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DDR5 isn't such a problem for fresh builds, but for example, I already have 64GB of DDR4 so I'd rather use that and let DDR5 improve and have prices come down f
by dotnet00 4y ago
DDR5 isn't such a problem for fresh builds, but for example, I already have 64GB of DDR4 so I'd rather use that and let DDR5 improve and have prices come down further before switching, so Intel is very tempting (not that I strictly NEED to upgrade) as I'd only have to upgrade CPU and motherboard.