V-Color sells RAM 'value packs' with one real module and one fake filler stick for visual appeal during memory shortage
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The bagel they save for the regulars. Don't skim, savour.
Summary
V-Color has introduced 1+1 value packs for RAM that include one real memory module and one matching filler module. This allows budget-constrained consumers to achieve the visual appearance of a dual-module setup without the performance benefits, as the filler RAM does not improve system performance. The product is marketed as a psychological relief solution during the ongoing global memory shortage that has made RAM extremely expensive.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledThe company has announced its 1+1 value packs, which cleverly include one real memory module alongside a matching filler module.
Even if your budget only allows you to purchase a single real memory module, you can still achieve the look of a dual-module setup in your build.
Filler RAM won't make your system run any better, but it'll at least make it look good.
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