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why polish navy flag and not a normal one?
GOODRAM
If you try to stick this SSD in your RAM slot, I guarantee it would not be good. 🤣
Is this RAM actually produced in Europe?
Kinda depends on what you mean by produced. From what I can see, the modules are assembled in Europe, which makes them more European than other RAM, I guess.
GOODRAM Industrial is a brand of industrial memory manufactured by the Polish manufacturer of computer memories and flash memories, Wilk Elektronik SA, whose factory is located in Poland.
Awesome!
I would highly doubt it. They are all made in India and China. It wouldn't be price competitive otherwise.
It's actually possible to pay living wages and charge reasonable prices if you empower your people to work to their limits instead of trying to beat them into doing it.
The company I work for is starting to discover this, and I'm trying really hard to prove it to them as thoroughly as possible
GOODRAM Industrial is a brand of industrial memory manufactured by the Polish manufacturer of computer memories and flash memories, Wilk Elektronik SA, whose factory is located in Poland.
is it Good RAM, or Goo DRAM?
Or maybe go o' a dram?
Integral uses Taiwanese controllers on some of their drives, American on others. Check specific models' spec sheets if that's something you care about.
edit: same with Goodram, saw a model with a silicon motion controller