Samsung pulled a stunt like that last year didn't they? This is almost becoming standard practice by this industry to reduce production. I've never lived in S. Korea, so I can't say how common power outages are there, but having lived in Japan for over a decade, I have a hard time believing they suffered reliability issues, and that they didn't have some backup power mechanism that kicked in if they really did lose power.
I don't have any "special" knowledge here, so I'm speculating, but these type of events are just sounding very suspicious to me now... and they seem to happen when supplies are high and prices are dropping...
Ram is love, Ram is life.Just saw a huge amount of lots of 4 x M386B4G70DM0-YK04 ($170 or obo) go this morning in about 3 hours.
Talk about a feeding frenzy.![]()
Ram is love, Ram is life.
jelly tbh, wish Skylake could use 32GB DIMMs.32GB non-ecc ddr4 2666 sodimm for $115 each. Just in case you ever want to max out your latest laptop workstations to 128GB that have 4 sodimm slots
https://www.amazon.com/Samsung-2666...argid=aud-829758849484:pla-648221725602&psc=1
Graphic of the price of the above sodimm:32GB non-ecc ddr4 2666 sodimm for $115 each. Just in case you ever want to max out your latest laptop workstations to 128GB that have 4 sodimm slots
https://www.amazon.com/Samsung-2666...argid=aud-829758849484:pla-648221725602&psc=1
I think it can:jelly tbh, wish Skylake could use 32GB DIMMs.
Yeah, the OP was saying he was hoping that skylake could've used 32gb sodimms. And i think it can.Regarding:
Intel® Core™ i7-6700HQ Processor (6M Cache, up to 3.50 GHz) Product Specifications
Max Memory Size (dependent on memory type) 64 GB - this is not size per DIMM, but total supported memory size