“Is this SSD or DDR? The Title says 32GB DDR but the descriptions down below say SSD.”

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• Hello! This PC uses an SSD and not HDD for storage. The 32GB DDR5 refers to the total space on the RAM (Memory) sticks.

  Answered by iBUYPOWER Product Expert 2 months ago

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• You're comparing apples and shoes. SSD stands for Solid State STORAGE (i.e., permanent), while DDR stands for DYNAMIC Data Rate, (i.e., always subject to change).

  Answered by luislast 1 month ago

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• The SSD refers to solid state drive, which is like a physical hard drive that stores programs and other data files. 1024GB (or one terabyte) is typical for base systems. 32 GB DDR (double data rate) stands for the system Random Access Memory (RAM), which the computer uses for temporary storage during operation. Two different systems in the same computer. The specs look OK to my eye, but maybe something got fixed since you asked your question.

  Answered by JoelCantControl 2 months ago

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