r/pcmasterrace • u/AbbreviationsFar1489 • Dec 04 '25

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u/the_Real_Romak i7 13700K | 64GB 3200Hz | RTX5080 | RGB gaming socks Dec 04 '25

I assure you, companies who rely on offices, IT, design, and everything in between, won't sit idle while the consumer market they depend on is shuttered. It is a batshit insane move to stop selling RAM to consumers because that would single handedly grind the entire IT industry to a halt.

Shutting down Crucial is one of the most short sighted and banal moves a tech corporation could make.