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Woot is selling the Corsair Vengeance 32GB (2 x 16GB) kits of desktop DDR5 RAM with a max clock speed of 6,000MHz for $269.99. It’s still pricey, but considering the kit is selling for $379.99 at other retailers, this a good deal to jump on if you’ve been waiting for a decent discount amid the ongoing memory crisis.
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I’ve never had a reason to use Noco’s Boost GB40 jump starter that I bought years ago — until today. I knew the $99.95 12-volt battery would come in handy at some point, but it saved me $65 on a parking ticket. It’s not discounted for Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, yet I think it’s easily worth the full cost. It can jump start six-liter gas engines or three-liter diesel engines up to 20 times per charge.
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Most tech is so serious, which is why I welcome the trend of USB-C wall adapters with screens that make cute lil’ faces. Anker’s 45W single-port Nano is one such model, debuting at CES 2026 for $39.99. During Amazon’s Big Spring Sale, you can now get the black or white version for $27.99 at Amazon. The blue and orange models are $29.99. Read our hands-on review.
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