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Best Buy removes 32GB RAM worth $600 to "repair" customer's 64GB gaming laptop - TechSpot

Published by TechSpot By Kishalaya Kundu · 19 August 2026 at 19:50
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Best Buy removes 32GB RAM worth $600 to "repair" customer's 64GB gaming laptop - TechSpot
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Redditor GRINZ_DOCTOR claims to have bought a Lenovo Legion 5 gaming laptop from Best Buy's website last December. The laptop reportedly worked as advertised for a few...

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