G.SKILL International Enterprise Co., Ltd.

I thought, so I had a kit of DDR5 white memory available.

It was G.Skill Triton Z.

It was a 64 gigabyte kit.

I'll put that in there.

And right now I have a problematic X870E Challenger Wi-Fi motherboard.

And I have two dead 64 gigabyte kits of DDR5 memory.

Now I've explained all of this to G.Skill and ASRock.

ASRock's basically like, oh, you know, maybe the board got damaged in shipping, which is, you know, it's just them saying a thing.

Mm-hmm

... an- and so, like, there's a certain amount that Lenovo or, or, you know, different people, or even G.Skill, you know, who makes-

Mm-hmm

... consumer, consumer memory, have snatched up, but that's why they're so expensive because it's like, "Hey, we had to pay a premium to get this," right? And so now we're gonna charge you-