How Gaming PCs Are Becoming Modular Again

PC gaming hardware is undergoing a quiet revolution: modularity is back. From Framework's laptop modules to the expansion-card standard CAMM2 for memory, and even GPU designs that let you swap cooler fans without tools, the industry is moving toward repairable, upgradeable components. We look at why this matters beyond enthusiast circles—how the European Union's right-to-repair directives are driving change, the economics of e-waste avoidance, and which companies are betting big on user-serviceable design. Specific examples include Framework's 2025 Chromebook Edition, the new CAMM2 memory modules from Corsair and G.Skill, and the modular I/O panels on the latest ROG Ally X. This isn't nostalgia for 1990s tower cases; it's a business strategy that could reshape consumer electronics. #ModularPCs #RightToRepair #Framework #CAMM2 #PCGaming #GamingHardware #Repairability #Ewaste #ROGAllyX #Corsair #G.Skill #PCBuilding #ConsumerElectronics #EuropeanUnion #SustainableTech #Technology #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo