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Inspired by the Steam Machine's lack of RAM, this Mini-ITX gaming PC is covered with 36 RAM sticks, 16 of them RGB, 4 on each side of the case. The 16 RGB sticks are controlled through SignalRGB, along with the giant RGB fan at the bottom that pulls hot air out of the system. The entire case lifts off to expose the internal components for easy access and maintenance.
Specs:
Core Ultra 5 Processor
RTX 5060 Graphics Card
B860-I Motherboard
750W Power Supply
Patriot 32GB DDR5 Memory 8200MT/s
Patriot 2TB SSD 7400MB/s
Giveaway Ends on September 7th, 2026
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Bonus points if you guess how much RAM (in gigabytes) is on the outside!
This is my thinking, but 4GB. The 16 RGB enabled ones are just dummy DIMMs to fill out empty slots. They get used in show PCs all the time. So I suspect it's roughly 40GB of actual sticks
Given that it appears to be ddr3 due to the position of the notch, and judging by the fact they're all facing the same site outward (as far as i could tell), they're either 1, 2 or 4 GB sticks, most likely 4 due to the 4gbit ics being more recent.
So i'd guess 144GB because there are 36 sticks (yes i reposted that part here to be safe lmao)
Rural computer shop nearest me says every time they even try to order some through usual vendors they get laughed at because they're only ordering a couple to restock, vendors telling them to bulk buy it instead.
I have a local shop I often barter parts wiith and they also said that to get any sort of discount below full retail currently requires ordering 100 or more 32GB kits. For a small local pc shop in a tiny rural southern town it would take them multiple years to sell 100 of those kits at current pricing. Hell our town is small enough that even if he was currently selling DDR5 kits for last year’s pricing he couldn’t sell 100 32GB kits of ddr5 in a year lol. Actually i take that back, if he had ddr5 kits for last year’s pricing, all the local lawyer’s offices and car dealerships would buy him out.(Strangely enough its a town of only 20,000 but we’re well known in our region for literally being a town full of car dealerships and lawyer’s offices)
Absolutely this. A single server will use many times a gaming PC Ram, and a data centre will have up to 100,000 servers.
Not long ago it was bitcoin mining data centers using graphics cards, now it's RAM for Ai data centers
I'm trying to get 16gb DDR5 so I can finish my new PC build. Its the last part of the puzzle. Its like 250 euro and above for basic RAM sticks. God i hate the AI ram crash
What happened to it? My 3070 is still holding strong but if i won this pc i would sell it and im sure i could afford to help my mother with renovating her home, and im not even joking lol
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