I believe ps2 connection is due to security reason.

PS/2 ports may be favored for security reasons in a corporate environment as they allow USB ports to be totally disabled, preventing the connection of any USB removable disks and malicious USB devices.

plan to buy the parts and assemble it myself

wtf still got ppl use ps2 keyboard mouse?

I'd rather have extra bracket rather than have uneven mounting imho

One stick ram lol

motherboard with usb-c expensive

Corporate environment can control what device is allowed on USB port. So drives won't work but keyboard can work.

which is dangerous if salah cucuk rubber ducky

plug in a type-c hub to bypass can?

Enough lor...

DDR5 is somewhat dual channel on a single stick. 32 bits x2.

Legit question, what's wrong with 1 stick of 32gb? Unless doing HD art/video/3D rendering, no game currently needs 64gb to run.
I mean, at least adding another 32gb is an option later rather than getting 2x16gb just to fill the slots.

I know in data center they still use lar. Visitors need to inform call center before visit to order keyboard.

Legacy connector. Don't know where to buy these keyboard now.

Is this a poorfeg thing?

Posting subpar pc stuff so pc masterrace like me can laugh and mock on and question the purpose of this poorfeg’s intention?

True storeyz

Type c is very common these days. Only bottom tier mb don't have. Most mid tier and above will have type c.

sifu this spec ok o not

If ram bandwidth is not that important to your work, then there is nothing wrong, in fact, for ddr5, I think less stick is more stable. For gaming, there were some benefit in ddr3 and 4. Not sure about ddr5.
GTA V, Fortnite, Warzone: Dual-channel can yield 10–15% better minimum FPS and smoother asset streaming.
F1 22 or Modern Warfare II: Less sensitive difference might be under 2%.

This post has been edited by samftrmd: Sep 11 2025, 12:48 PM

To answer that, you need to know what you use it for. Thermal, noise, performance expectation. Exit strategy. Budget.

as a general rule of thumb for PC

no matter what r u doing..2 sticks always better than 1..