Ram At 2,69€, Wym Expensive?

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Ram At 2,69€, Wym Expensive?

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When your non-tech friend complains about RAM prices and you show them the grocery store solution. "Just download more RAM" has officially evolved into "just buy chocolate RAM at the supermarket."

The beautiful collision of two worlds: one where 16GB costs you a kidney, and another where you get a liter of chocolate goodness for pocket change. Your Chrome tabs are still crying for more memory, but at least you can console yourself with some RAM-branded hot chocolate while your computer freezes for the 47th time today.

Pro tip: This RAM has significantly better thermal performance when consumed. Zero compatibility issues, works with all motherboards (digestive systems), and the only bottleneck is your lactose tolerance.

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