FYI: Older and low capacity DDR3 RAM. So nothing ov value was wasted.
this post was submitted on 11 Dec 2025
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I'm still using DDR3 ๐
Nothing wrong with that.
It's just that our customers don't need DDR3 anymore.
The RAM also wasnt touched in >2-3 years so it got a new life (and in theory most of the modules still work if you remove the hot glue.
Me too. I just upgraded my 10yo laptop to 16GB last year. ๐
Me too! Lol what do I need fast ram for anyway? Slow builds are more of a feature every day that goes by.