Ringrow Lists Specs Of Used PCs Bought In 2026
The mix of parts in Ringrow's used stock, with every unit on an 8th generation chip or newer, shows the company has narrowed production to Windows 11 capable builds as memory and CPU prices pull new laptop prices up.
Reporting from 1 source: ASCII.jp.
Ringrow published sales data for its R∞PC Direct used PC store covering January 1 to September 30, 2026. Core i5 chips accounted for 86.1 percent of units and Core i5 or better for 93.6 percent. Memory of 16GB or more was 64.8 percent, storage of 500GB or more was 78.1 percent, and every CPU sold was 8th generation or newer.
Core i5 was the single most common chip, at 86.1 percent, with Core i7 at 7.6 percent. Memory broke down to 16GB at 61.9 percent, and 16GB or more including 32GB at 64.8 percent. The most common full configuration, Core i5 with 16GB and a 500GB or 512GB drive, was about half of sales at 50.2 percent.
By generation, 8th generation chips were 64.3 percent, 10th generation 33.4 percent, 11th generation 2.1 percent and 9th generation 0.2 percent. Ringrow says the series has shipped only Windows 11 compatible units since Windows 10 support ended.
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