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BETTER QUALITY, BETTER EFFICIENCY!

Give your desktop the performance boost it needs with the HIKSEMI ARMOR 16GB DDR4-3200 UDIMM, designed for smooth multitasking, gaming, and everyday computing.

Key Features:
• 16GB DDR4 Memory
• 3200MHz Speed
• UDIMM Desktop Form Factor
• Non-ECC & Unbuffered
• 288-Pin Design
• XMP Support
• Armor Series Heatsink Design
• Sleek Black Heatsink Appearance
• Ideal for Desktop PCs

Cash Price: ₱6,240.00

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Heroism comes in many forms, and today we remember the Filipinos who made a difference through their courage, service, and love for our country 🫡

On National Heroes Day, we honor their contributions and the legacy they left behind. Our store is closed today in observance of the holiday, and we’ll be back to our regular store hours on the next business day.

Apple has unveiled its new M6 and M5 Ultra chips, bringing major advances in performance and AI compute.

M6 is Apple’s first 2nm chip, featuring a 12-core CPU, 12-core GPU, and Dual 16-core Neural Engine. Meanwhile, M5 Ultra introduces Apple’s first quad-die architecture, with up to 80 GPU cores and 512GB of unified memory.

M6 powers the new Mac mini, while M5 Ultra brings extreme performance to the new Mac Studio.

RISE TO THE NEXT LEVEL!

The HyperX Alloy Rise 75 combines a compact 75% layout with smooth mechanical performance and customizable features, making it a great choice for gamers and everyday users who want more control over their setup.

Key Features:
• Hot-swappable 5-pin switches
• HyperX Linear switches with 40g operating force
• 8,000Hz polling rate for responsive performance
• Per-key RGB lighting with ambient light sensor
• Gasket-mounted design for a comfortable typing feel
• Dedicated rotary volume control
• HyperX PBT keycaps for durability
• Supports up to 10 onboard profiles

Cash Price: ₱7,040.00

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A country remembers the people who were willing to stand up when it mattered most.

Today, we pay tribute to Benigno Aquino Jr. and his courage, sacrifice, and love for the Filipino people. As we observe this holiday, our store remains closed today.

Happy Ninoy Aquino Day 💛

We’ll be taking a break next week!

Starting August 17, our team will be away for our Company Trip and the holiday period. We’ll be back and ready to assist you on August 24.

Thank you for your understanding, and we appreciate your continued support! ⚡

Intel’s next-generation Xeon 7 “Diamond Rapids” could be heading toward a massive 256 P-core configuration, according to information shared by Intel leaker Jaykihn. This would be higher than earlier reports pointing to 192 P-cores.

Diamond Rapids is expected to use Intel’s 18A-P process and Panther Cove P-cores, with the generation reportedly dropping Hyper-Threading. The new Xeon 7 lineup is expected to arrive in 2027 as Intel looks to compete with AMD’s high-core-count EPYC Venice processors.

The 256-core configuration remains unconfirmed by Intel, so the final specifications may still change.

BUILT FOR YOUR NEXT GAMING UPGRADE!

Get more from your gaming PC with the ZOTAC GAMING GeForce RTX 50 Series. Enjoy smooth gameplay, great graphics, and reliable performance for your favorite games.

Message us today and bring home your next ZOTAC GAMING GPU!

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Thank you, Sir Jason Ramos, for availing the G.Skill Ripjaws V 32GB (2x16GB) from Excelsior Computer Store! 🙌

A solid choice for boosting your PC’s performance and multitasking. We truly appreciate your trust and support.

Enjoy your new RAM upgrade! ⚡

Microsoft has quietly removed its previous 32 GB RAM recommendation for Windows 11 from its official documentation.

Instead, the company is focusing on improving Windows 11's memory efficiency, with optimizations aimed at devices with 8 GB RAM and above. This change does not affect Windows 11's minimum system requirements. It simply reflects Microsoft's shift toward better software optimization rather than recommending higher RAM capacities.