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But wouldn't that be a problem in the future? You know, RAM and or NVME for example AI requiring high system storage and 32GB+ of RAM which modules are already becoming cost prohibitive?
Additionally, for the first time in my life after hating the idea of building PC, it growing in me. I am open and eager to do it...but I guess I am in a bad time period? So far I have bought me 2 x 8GB DDR4 3200 MT/S Crucial sodimm and 1 x 2TB of NVME SSD PCie 2280 Samsung pro 980 with heat sink.
Thoughts?
Last edited by Spaceman6969 December 21, 2025 at 07:24 AM.
But wouldn't that be a problem in the future? You know, RAM and or NVME for example AI requiring high system storage and 32GB+ of RAM which modules are already becoming cost prohibitive?
Additionally, for the first time in my life after hating the idea of building PC, I am open and eager to do it...but I guess I am in a bad time period? So far I have bought me 2 x 8GB DDR4 3200 MT/S Crucial sodimm and 1 x 2TB of NVME SSD PCie 2280 Samsung pro 980 with heat sink.
Thoughts?
So you already bought DDR4 and don't want a DDR4 mobo?
So you already bought DDR4 and don't want a DDR4 mobo?
There a long list to build. I just don't know if it cost effective compared to DDR5. I can still exchange the ram module for DDR5 anyways. Guess never mind. Thanks for answering
Last edited by Spaceman6969 December 21, 2025 at 07:44 AM.
But wouldn't that be a problem in the future? You know, RAM and or NVME for example AI requiring high system storage and 32GB+ of RAM which modules are already becoming cost prohibitive? Additionally, for the first time in my life after hating the idea of building PC, it growing in me. I am open and eager to do it...but I guess I am in a bad time period? So far I have bought me 2 x 8GB DDR4 3200 MT/S Crucial sodimm and 1 x 2TB of NVME SSD PCie 2280 Samsung pro 980 with heat sink. Thoughts?
You mentioned sodimm as your RAM. Those designs are usually reserved for laptops or mini pcs.
But wouldn't that be a problem in the future? You know, RAM and or NVME for example AI requiring high system storage and 32GB+ of RAM which modules are already becoming cost prohibitive? Additionally, for the first time in my life after hating the idea of building PC, it growing in me. I am open and eager to do it...but I guess I am in a bad time period? So far I have bought me 2 x 8GB DDR4 3200 MT/S Crucial sodimm and 1 x 2TB of NVME SSD PCie 2280 Samsung pro 980 with heat sink. Thoughts?
I guess you haven't been paying attention to all the memory companies ditching the consumer market and going all in on Ai, now memory prices have increased 200-300%. Eek. Get a system now before it's too late
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Additionally, for the first time in my life after hating the idea of building PC, it growing in me. I am open and eager to do it...but I guess I am in a bad time period? So far I have bought me 2 x 8GB DDR4 3200 MT/S Crucial sodimm and 1 x 2TB of NVME SSD PCie 2280 Samsung pro 980 with heat sink.
Thoughts?
Additionally, for the first time in my life after hating the idea of building PC, I am open and eager to do it...but I guess I am in a bad time period? So far I have bought me 2 x 8GB DDR4 3200 MT/S Crucial sodimm and 1 x 2TB of NVME SSD PCie 2280 Samsung pro 980 with heat sink.
Thoughts?
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