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I just checked my gaming PC I built a few years ago with 64GB of DDR5 RAM, its actually gone up in value, that is unheard of generally. Think I will scrap my P
by tomaytotomato 6mo ago
I just checked my gaming PC I built a few years ago with 64GB of DDR5 RAM, its actually gone up in value, that is unheard of generally.
Think I will scrap my PC and sell its parts.
I wonder if there are any niche companies building decent rigs with DDR3 and 5/6th generation Intel CPUs out there, it is cheap and might be a business opportunity?
- HerbManic 6mo agoI am still running a DDR3 2nd Gen i7. 32GB RAM, it is surprisingly comfortable but I also dont push it too hard.
- edb_123 6mo agoSame. Core i7 2600K clocked to 4.4GHz with 32GB DDR3. It still does its job as my stationary DAW, and basically handles anything DAW-related I throw at it with ease. The only issue is its lack of AVX2 support, and since this is required by Ableton Live 12, I'll be stuck at Ableton 11 forever.
- theandrewbailey 6mo agoI work at an e-waste recycling company. I have several dozen trays of RAM in my inventory, ~90% of it DDR3. DDR3 was selling as of a month ago, but I haven't tried to sell any RAM since. I'm looking forward to doing a huge one this week.
- 0xDEFACED 6mo agodo you have an online storefront?
- theandrewbailey 6mo agoWe have an Ebay store: https://www.ebay.com/str/evolutionecycling https://www.ebay.com/str/evolutionecycling