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🚨🇩🇪🇨🇳 REPORT: A German PC builder figures out shipping DDR5 RAM from China is actually cheaper than buying it in Europe. Source: PCGuide Follow: @RTSG_News
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💻 Wanna uninstall programs on Windows 10 fast? Here are 2 FREE & EASY ways! ✅ Method 1: Control Panel ✅ Method 2: Settings 🧹 Just like that, it’s removed! 💡 Easy, right? Hit ❤️ and follow for more quick tech tips! #Windows10 #TechTips #HowTo #PCGuide #Uninstall #FreeTips
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Replying to @Rh0DL @Pirat_Nation
✅ Kioxia Managing Director Shunsuke Nakato has confirmed that 2026 SSD production is already sold out and stated that the era of cheap 1TB SSDs is over. He projected that rising costs and supply constraints will persist until at least 2027 due to strong AI-driven demand. While the claim that supply is “sold out until 2027” slightly overstates his exact wording, his statements support the conclusion that shortages and high prices are expected well into 2027. Primary-source quotes in PCGuide (reporting on an interview with Korean media Digital Daily) show Kioxia Managing Director Shunsuke Nakato directly stating: “To be honest, this year’s production volume is already sold out. The days of cheap 1TB SSDs for around 7,000 yen (approximately $45) are over.” He also predicted that price increases—over 30% year-on-year—would continue until at least 2027 due to heavy AI-related demand and supply prioritization for enterprise workloads. Although Nakato explicitly confirms 2026 production is sold out, the “until 2027” part in the claim appears extrapolated from his forecast of continuing shortages and high prices, rather than a literal statement that 2027 capacity is already fully booked. Therefore, the supply shortage into 2027 is strongly implied but not evidently confirmed for the entire year. Detailed fact check here: araistotle.facticity.ai/c/c0…
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💾 Western Digital’s CEO says HDDs are still central to AI storage with 80% of hyperscaler data on HDDs, 10% on SSDs, and 10% on tape. That split reflects capacity economics and power per TB, since enterprise disks remain roughly 5x to 6x cheaper per TB than SSDs at scale and draw fewer watts per TB in bulk deployments. Data centers tier AI storage so hot data sits on flash, warm and cold pools live on disks, and rarely touched archives go to tape, which matches how hyperscalers manage cost and performance. AI demand is exceeding what manufacturers can currently produce or ship in a timely way, so buyers now have to wait much longer (months to over a year) for very high-capacity HDDs. (32TB HDDs). --- pcguide .com/news/hard-drives-far-from-obsolete-says-western-digital-ceo-and-ai-is-one-big-reason-why/
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There's a lot to consider when you're choosing a new laptop. Here's a useful guide to some of the key specs you should know about. Click the link below to learn more! asus.click/25-23-x_feed #ASUSBlog #laptoptips #laptopspecs #laptopguide #pcguide
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💰 Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang projects $3T-$4T by 2030 for AI infrastructure, saying demand is accelerating. i.e. GPUs, memory, storage, ultra-fast networks, power and cooling upgrades, buildings, and software that keeps the cluster busy. Nvidia has indeed seen data center revenue rise by 10x in the past 2 years. Earlier in the year, Nvidia unveiled its AI roadmap, including next-gen Vera Rubin architecture in the second half of 2026, and beyond that, Feynman. During that keynote, Huang also predicted data center builds will surpass $1 trillion in expenses by 2027. Two forces drive spend, training that needs more memory and tighter interconnects, and inference that scales with users and tokens, with inference often dominating the bill once products launch. Large buyers anchor the curve since large cloud providers like Microsoft and Amazon are flagged for about $600B of data center capital spending, which sets a high base of orders. --- pcguide .com/news/nvidia-ceo-jensen-huang-expects-3-trillion-to-4-trillion-spend-on-ai-infrastructure-by-2030/
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Can I get a Late GM legends!?🙂‍↕️🌅 Start your Monday by Trading on the Inner Market via PC!!! Here’s your shortcut: full tutorial on using Ave.ai to trade $MUBARAK, $YOYO and other Four.Meme tokens directly from desktop. Simple, smooth, and built for speed. 🎥 Watch now: youtu.be/r-TUk2Pom3M Join Ave: ave.ai/?utm_source=comm #AveAI #FourMeme #MemeCoinTrading #PCGuide
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「Campus PC Guide 2025 後悔しないパソコン選びのために」を公開中💻 大学生協では、各大学で学生の実態を調べ、その⼤学ならではの「より良い学び⽅(学修スタイル)」について提案しています。 #PCGuide #パソコン選び #大学でのパソコン univcoop.or.jp/news_2/news_d…
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Two content-site acquisitions hit my inbox today I thought were worth sharing (I asked permission before tweeting). First up is North Star Network, which acquired football site SportsMole .co.uk for a seven-figure fee. ⚽️ The site is currently generating millions of pageviews each month and as I tweet this they've published over 100 articles today alone. I came across SportsMole randomly a few weeks ago and was surprised to see it was created by a co-founder of IMDB. I tweeted as such and nobody cared (I know I have weird interests) but it's a funny coincidence now as I had never came across them before. Next up is BGFG which acquired BestBinocularsReviews .com and added to their impressive site network. 🐘 I know the name looks a bit SEO-focused but someone really passionate about the topic of binoculars has actually been running the site for 15 years now. Spend a minute there and you'll quickly see that passion shine through. The original founder, Jason Whitehead, will also continue to run operations. If you're not familiar with BGFG (Buy Gamers, For Gamers), they generate over 100 million pageviews each year to sites like WePC, VideoGamer, PCGuide .com and more. BBR site is quite a bit different to anything else in their network so it should be interesting to see how they plan to grow it going forward. Thanks to @YannDecoopman and @WilliamBlears for letting me share these. P.S. I'm hoping to go live with the 2024-version of my '16 companies dominating Google' report next week. Can't wait to get it out there.
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Who are these "pcguide" clowns, calling ANY 3080ti @$999 a great deal when 4080Super is known will be launching at that price? pcguide.com/deals/amazon-dea…

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New Video: Thinking of water cooling your PC? You will need one of these! youtube.com/watch?v=byZYDNtW… #PCBuild #PCUpgrade #PCGaming #Watercooling #WaterCooledPC #CustomLoop #PCGuide #PCMR #PCMasterRace
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Building your own PC can be intimidating, but also SUPER easy. Don't overpay for a prebuilt. Just follow this guide from our live build last week <3 #pc #pcgaming #pcbuild #pctips #diy #pcguide youtu.be/k9A4Oy4aeZU

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In 30 minutes I will be going live along with a few others including @raimen and @_TheRealNibbler for the PC Q&A so feel free to join at any time!! #pcbuild #pcguide #pcgamer
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