>his computer components aren't made in the USA
His computer components aren't made in the USA
Kayden Morgan
Zachary Jenkins
>Ballistix
More like BallsISuck - OP
fuckin pwnd
Robert Phillips
>they glued on the heat sink at the port in LA.
Mason Baker
>mutt botnet instead of chink botnet
lmao
Jace Foster
>his ram is branded as
>sport DDR4
yea nice post goy
Andrew Foster
There are a handful of DRAM foundries in the US, so it's technically possible.
Michael Anderson
>2400MHz
>micron
>USA
Matthew Kelly
Never heard of it, but
>sport
kek
Hunter Lee
Assembled not made.
Ayden Miller
usa, china, same thing
Kevin Wright
Noah Cook
>his RAM was made in man asses, virginia
Brody Perez
Micron Technology, Inc. is an American global corporation based in Boise, Idaho. The company produces many forms of semiconductor devices, including dynamic random-access memory, flash memory, and solid-state drives. Its consumer products are marketed under the brands Crucial and Ballistix.
Luke Martinez
This is the building off of Rte 28? Micron just put a ton of money into it turning it into R&D.
They import components from China and manufacture them. It's an assembly plant, like most American factories.
t. Virginian that works in Manasas
Brandon Lee
They do assembly as well probably, but they 100% produce DRAM there, to say otherwise is just fantasy.
Charles Baker
>order an internal speaker for motherboard
>delivery date is two weeks from now
>because it's coming from China
Ugh.
William Morris
>made in USA
>twice as expensive
>half the quality
No thanks.
Aaron Nelson
They don't do none of that stuff here in Manasas. Not DRAM you put in your computer. They're all automotive and industrial. They are investing $3B into the plant by 2030 with clean room expansions to be able to produce DRAM in house.
Mason Taylor
No fuck head, they already produce DRAM there, the $3B investment is an EXPANSION of their existing production. They're already doing it though and have been for awhile.
Owen Cooper
Both wrong. We fabricate and test wafers. All we do is fab 12 inch wafers and have screening and testing done in clean rooms. We're getting an expansion on our clean rooms and a R&D team to be more than just a manufacturing location. Most of our business is with ZF, a German car part maker. We don't do any component assembly here. ZF does their own. You are technically possibly buying Crucial RAM sticks from here, but we didn't make them.
To clarify, we don't make DRAM. We fabricate wafers. We don't do component assembly. We don't do module assembly. We just do wafers.
Andrew Jones
underage
Evan Cox
(you)
Luis Williams
>double negative
Leo Gomez
Wrong
Wrong
Austin Carter
Aaron Robinson
>CL16
>2400mhz
could definitely be from the usa
Angel Nguyen
Nathaniel Powell
Why would I want some shit-tier Yank products, barely a step up from Chinese garbage
Nicholas Ramirez
>made in the USA
shit product with botnet
Aiden Kelly
how would RAM have a botnet?
Anthony Flores
>Switz
>Sanjay
>Zisner
>American
Yes, yes, we are american, goy!
Robert Collins
Ram is biggest BOTNET product. Bigger BOTNET then AMD CPU.
Colton Wilson
Jayden Brown
Micron has a DRAM fab in virginia so it's possible.
Michael Campbell
OP BTFO
Aaron Rodriguez
>NSA botnet RAM
Luke Price
>product of United States
That's not made in the USA.
Liam Murphy
>We just do wafers.
Does that mean everything before packaging? Where are the memory dies packaged?
Tyler Parker
He has no idea because he's LARPing.
Bentley Lee
Doesn't seem like a larper to me, and I want to know where the micron branded chips get sliced and packaged or whatever.
Cameron Smith
It's literally the same dude who was arguing earlier, he just quoted himself to make it seem more legit.
They're probably all the same poster.