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r/RigBuild • u/PC-Guide • Apr 02 '26
The question people should be asking is what happens when AI can do every job and there's no one left on the payroll of any business to pay for the services
r/RigBuild • u/PC-Guide • Feb 26 '26
You don't know how often that happens to so many people...
r/RigBuild • u/Nicolas_Laure • Apr 08 '26
I now know what to do with the VGA cable that came with my new OLED monitor😅
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Apr 05 '26
Why does my son have a spoon taped to his computer screen?
r/RigBuild • u/PC-Guide • Mar 30 '26
I'm no fan of wireless mice.. but I'm thinking about giving them another shot.
r/RigBuild • u/Nicolas_Laure • Apr 02 '26
The customer said that the PC shuts down after a few seconds🤔
r/RigBuild • u/[deleted] • Dec 27 '25
NVIDIA may solve the memory shortage early—for itself and for everyone 🫣
The company has acquired a new startup project for $20 billion that uses SRAM technology instead of the usual HBM, which is cheaper, faster, more efficient, and consumes less power.
If NVIDIA shifts to this new technology, the market situation could improve significantly by reducing demand for memory.
Microsoft used this technology in the past with the Xbox One, but at the time developers didn’t understand it well. That ended up costing Xbox the entire generation, as games often ran at lower resolutions on Xbox compared to the PS4.
r/RigBuild • u/Nicolas_Laure • Apr 09 '26
Me leaving the cyber cafe with a 200 shortcuts on my USB stick
r/RigBuild • u/Nicolas_Laure • Mar 16 '26