I have been thinking for months about how if any of the components in PC were to die on me right now, I'd be totally screwed from current hardware prices. I work in tech and it is depressing to see customers have to shell out ridiculous amounts of money for their PCs that have a drive or memory stick crap out. I don't even do overclocking or any serious production work, but I still want my things to last as long as possible. Recently I got a Thermalright HR-10 Pro, a beefy SSD heatsink with a fan, for my WD_Black SN850 4TB. I am also considering getting aftermarket heatsinks for my memory modules. Has anyone else had a similar train of thought? As far as I understand, keeping electronics as cool as possible is only a good thing.

During the crypto mining boom, ASICs eventually took the GPUs place where it comes to mining. Do you expect the same thing will happen to AI?