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They probably log all hardware as part of their management system.
It's prerty easy to see what hardware is in your pc using software. Logging the hardware configs of each pc would be a default thing to do IMO. I know if I wanted to manage the systems in my organization, I'd want something...
I'd buy a 64 GB kit of DDR5-6000 labeled "Dear leader's 100% hole in one special version memory" if it was sold for $200.
Fully familiar with it, it's about 35 miles from where I live. Much of Niagara County (where love canal is located) is a polluted mess. Dumping was prevalent there, not...
DDR3??
Wasn't the last thing that used that Haswell 4000 series and AMD bulldozer junk?
No way people are building "new" PCs with that. Are people really investing in 12 year old hardware?
Looking for a working 3.5" 4TB HD. 5400 or 7200 RPM is fine. Looking for something with no bad sectors/good SMART.
Heatware: https://www.heatware.com/u/73397/to?sort=trade_date-desc
Depends on the parts. I bet the high ram/ssd prices from shortage will result in fewer people building/buying. For parts where there isn't a shortage like CPUs fewer people building will probably put some downward pressure on those prices. Supply and demand. I'll probably look to upgrade...
You can always just stop w11 updates... there are multiple easy ways to do so. Easiest being - set your primary connection as "metered" and disable updates over metered connection.