Black Myth: Wukong PC Builders Score 64GB RAM for $6

On Saturday morning, the subway was packed like sardines, so I scrolled through my phone to kill time as usual.

I almost missed my stop scrolling through this news: a guy overseas scored a huge bargain at a liquidation store.

A 64GB kit of Crucial DDR5 RAM cost him just $6.99.

What does this price mean? It's basically the cost of a bubble tea back home.

Keep in mind, this RAM kit usually sells for over $100 originally. That's less than 10% of the original price.

How should I put it? This value for money is even sweeter than weekend overtime pay.

According to the overseas tech account Wccftech, this happened at a local liquidation store.

The item was actually an Amazon return, and there was no price tag on the shelf.

The clerk didn't recognize its value at the time, the system lookup failed too, so it was sold by mistake.

Having said that, let's just take this as a story, don't take it too seriously.

After all, us office workers only have time to scroll on the subway; who has the time to hunt for bargains abroad?

But for players who want to play AAA titles like "Black Myth: Wukong", RAM is indeed important.

Running configuration-heavy games with 64GB capacity is definitely much more comfortable than with 16GB.

But then again, relying on this kind of bargain hunt to upgrade your PC is not as good as just saving money steadily.

This kind of luck is like pulling a legendary item in a gacha game; the probability is too low to be worth it.

It's more practical to just work hard and enjoy gaming on the weekend.

Just treat this kind of news as entertainment, watch it for fun.

After all, the cost of living is what it is; being steady is better than anything.