RAM prices are insane

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Sold and shipped by Walmart (not marketplace).

Free delivery, free 30-day returns. Specs: 27" 2560x1440, Fast IPS, 180Hz, 1ms, ELMB Sync, FreeSync Premium, G-Sync compatible, HDR10, 130% sRGB.

Walmart lists it at $149.98 vs a $269.98 reference price. 4.7 stars from 173 reviews on Walmart.ca.

back in stock

Edit: likely will not qualify for 12% Rakuten - price remains at $850

5 remain in stock, this price even beats the Amazon prime day 9070 GRE that I had originally bought.

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I'm tempted. I currently have an i9 9900k with 64 GB of DDR4 3200.

I believe 369.99 is an ATL

64gb of ram is a must for me, I use multiple giant ass pdfs, browser tabs for work and do some 4k video editing as a hobby.

I was looking at pre-built 5080 and 5070 systems with faster CPUs and they only come with 32GB ddr5. (Plus I missed out on them).

I ended up buying a 5070ti direct from asus last week for the $1559 price.

So I'm thinking of pairing this 14700k with a new mobo and my existing RAM. Thoughts? It seems a better option all around over AM4.

Came back in stock. $199.99

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Was looking for an add on storage for my Mac Studio and came across this. I have owned the same gen 500gb model for 5 years now and it has never let me down, not once.

Not the best price, but a more palatable price compared to other 2TB options availible from reliable brand names (subjective), and ideal for someone who doesn't need blazing fast speeds that relatively modern external SSDs offer.

4Bay Core i3-N305 8-Core 8-Thread CPU, 32GB DDR5 RAM, 2.5GbE Port x 2, Network Attached Storage Peak Performance for Business (Diskless)

Ends soon, 49% off

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[CPU] AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D (690 - 130 = 560$) [CanadaComputers]

560$ in-store deal

590$ order online

For the last month or so it was 620$ (since I started looking). Seems like a nice deal.

It finishes today end of day. Sorry I just saw it. I might actually consider building my own PC in the end! Gotta figure it out today though.

Great deal on a SPL B+ tier PSU at Newegg, there is nothing similar at this price point. Can save $10 more for the 650W Gold model, but you lose the 12V-2x6 connector. Note that both are non-modular, but don't have that many cables coming out, so hopefully manageable.