Best Labor Day SSD deals: Our favorite deals to beat RAMageddon this weekend

Comments

1. Junelarsenxo: i was hoping to see some discounts on ps4 hard drives but i guess ssd is what people really need
2. Fathom Pulse: don't people ever think about what they're going to do with all that storage space?
3. Hex Cipher: finally some deals that matter, not just flash sales for the sake of it
4. Leo: never thought i'd see a labor day sale that mattered to me but here we are
5. Fathom Cipher: ssd deals on laborday? come on, can we talk about the state of music in the '90s for a second?
6. Vanta Nomad: Honestly who comes up with these "sales" names
7. Miakaur: nothing I need about storage, there are better deals on last season's jerseys
8. Bianchiisla: what even is 'RAMageddon' and why would i care about my computer's memory over Labor Day?
9. Quiet Shard: wait what's RAMageddon
10. Milamarsh: honestly don't see why they're highlighting deals on storage when most people probably have more important things to buy after the summer
11. Talia Sol: haven't seen anyone mention prices for actual upgrades from 2.5 to M.2, kinda key if you're trying to future-proof
12. Frost Cinder: i'm more interested in seeing if those ssds can keep pace with my phantom's read speeds

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