RAM, And SSDs Reached Insane Prices
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I saw an RTX 5090 on sale at Canada Computers for $2900 back in October. I thought that because it's a power-hungry card, I would also need to get a larger power supply, at least 1000W. I didn't buy it, now I'm saying I should've bought it. Now they are at least $5K or sold out.
Yep. Saw the same thing. I was going to buy back then but held off expecting further price drops. Chip demand for everything has gone up.
As of this afternoon, Purolator is now showing the card was delivered last Wednesday. I don't think I would ever pick Purolator as a courier. It shouldn't take 5 days to update a website.
It's definitely not a good luck for them and because of it I almost never use CC unless absolutely necessary.
Recently getting back into cd (optical drives) instead of ssd for storage, as some new technology available that lasts much longer, with double sided Read Write capabilities and much cheaper than ssd.
Tried to purchase a Pioneer BDR-XD08B at CC late last however has been discontinued.
Tried to purchase a Pioneer BDR-XD08B at CC late last however has been discontinued.
FYI
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100x cheaper than hard disk drive: fluorescent media could be the Holy Grail for data hoarders and hyperscalers
Optera Data faces stiff competition from other storage methods though
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There are currently very effective RW technologies for cds and rippers on the market.
The following is a good place to start researching .
Understanding CD Formats: Which One Should You Use for Burning? • burnstation.org
The article focuses on understanding various CD formats available for burning, including CD-R, CD-RW, CD-ROM, and CD-DA. It outlines the specific purposes of
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