Memory deficit drove gamers to crime. In China, two men were arrested for stealing memory from gaming PCs in c

Memory deficit drove gamers to crime.

In China, two men were arrested for stealing memory from gaming PCs in cyber sports hotels, settling in rooms with the most powerful computers, taking off the OSU modules and reselling them, and according to police, they made nearly $2,000 that way.

The scheme proved so profitable that the cost of one stolen plank often covered the cost of a day's living in the room, but soon new customers began to complain massively about the sharp decline in computer performance, after which the attackers were quickly calculated.

Now they're facing criminal responsibility. #game