http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a … 6820231183.Sup wrote:
Hows that? 16GB? I think there are still only 2GB sticks or are there 4GB sticks out already? Looks like it can hold 12Gbs.Acreta wrote:
how much RAM can it hold?
I know the new gigabyte one can hold 16gb
I didn't say its not possible I just haven't seen any yet. That would make the total memory capabilities 16GBs.Poseidon wrote:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a … 6820231183.Sup wrote:
Hows that? 16GB? I think there are still only 2GB sticks or are there 4GB sticks out already? Looks like it can hold 12Gbs.Acreta wrote:
how much RAM can it hold?
I know the new gigabyte one can hold 16gb
Give or take it's DDR2, but it shows that 4GB on one stick is quite possible.
Why any computer (unless they were running an extreme program) would need 16gb of RAM in the first place boggles my mind..Sup wrote:
I didn't say its not possible I just haven't seen any yet. That would make the total memory capabilities 16GBs.Poseidon wrote:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a … 6820231183.Sup wrote:
Hows that? 16GB? I think there are still only 2GB sticks or are there 4GB sticks out already? Looks like it can hold 12Gbs.
Give or take it's DDR2, but it shows that 4GB on one stick is quite possible.
I have no idea either. But I know some people on some OC forums who use 8GBs and they say all is used.Poseidon wrote:
Why any computer (unless they were running an extreme program) would need 16gb of RAM in the first place boggles my mind..Sup wrote:
I didn't say its not possible I just haven't seen any yet. That would make the total memory capabilities 16GBs.Poseidon wrote:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a … 6820231183
Give or take it's DDR2, but it shows that 4GB on one stick is quite possible.
I'm good with 2gb, and I'm on Vista.
Future proofing, obviously.Poseidon wrote:
Why any computer (unless they were running an extreme program) would need 16gb of RAM in the first place boggles my mind..Sup wrote:
I didn't say its not possible I just haven't seen any yet. That would make the total memory capabilities 16GBs.Poseidon wrote:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820231183
Give or take it's DDR2, but it shows that 4GB on one stick is quite possible.
Last edited by nukchebi0 (2008-08-21 01:31:05)
For 10 years in the future? lolnukchebi0 wrote:
Future proofing, obviously.Poseidon wrote:
Why any computer (unless they were running an extreme program) would need 16gb of RAM in the first place boggles my mind..Sup wrote:
I didn't say its not possible I just haven't seen any yet. That would make the total memory capabilities 16GBs.
I hate the internet at times....Sup wrote:
For 10 years in the future? lolnukchebi0 wrote:
Future proofing, obviously.Poseidon wrote:
Why any computer (unless they were running an extreme program) would need 16gb of RAM in the first place boggles my mind.
Mainstream 4GB sticks have been out for quite some time (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a … 6820231182 , http://www.ocztechnology.com/aboutocz/press/2008/303).Sup wrote:
Hows that? 16GB? I think there are still only 2GB sticks or are there 4GB sticks out already? Looks like it can hold 12Gbs.Acreta wrote:
how much RAM can it hold?
I know the new gigabyte one can hold 16gb
I think he meant 4GB DDR3 sticks.DeathUnlimited wrote:
Mainstream 4GB sticks have been out for quite some time (http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a … 6820231182 , http://www.ocztechnology.com/aboutocz/press/2008/303).Sup wrote:
Hows that? 16GB? I think there are still only 2GB sticks or are there 4GB sticks out already? Looks like it can hold 12Gbs.Acreta wrote:
how much RAM can it hold?
I know the new gigabyte one can hold 16gb
Oh hawt. I love the look of that socket, it looks mean...
Blue and black combo looks really good.jamiet757 wrote:
Oh hawt. I love the look of that socket, it looks mean...
Yeah I am not a big fan of the yellow at the bottom, it depends on what they do with the heatsinks..Sup wrote:
Blue and black combo looks really good.jamiet757 wrote:
Oh hawt. I love the look of that socket, it looks mean...
Ye I don't like that either. Cooling design isn't made yet so we will need to wait a bit for final looks and specs.jamiet757 wrote:
Yeah I am not a big fan of the yellow at the bottom, it depends on what they do with the heatsinks..Sup wrote:
Blue and black combo looks really good.jamiet757 wrote:
Oh hawt. I love the look of that socket, it looks mean...
Dude just 7 years ago my computer came with 128Mb of RAM. We're on 15 times that now..Sup wrote:
For 10 years in the future? lolnukchebi0 wrote:
Future proofing, obviously.Poseidon wrote:
Why any computer (unless they were running an extreme program) would need 16gb of RAM in the first place boggles my mind.
Last edited by ghettoperson (2008-08-26 12:03:33)
Last edited by .Sup (2008-08-27 01:12:18)
No its My OCZ Reaper..Sup wrote:
Looks like my Dominator there-best ram ever?
Mine has them too Wieners.Gooners wrote:
No its My OCZ Reaper..Sup wrote:
Looks like my Dominator there-best ram ever?
[inb4]Mine has MicroD9 Chips, I'm sooooo Cool. Look at me![/inb4]
Last edited by .Sup (2008-08-27 01:13:39)
Is that cooler frozen?.Sup wrote:
Core i7 + Asus P6T X58 + 2x 4870X2 + LN2
http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd66 … image3.jpg
drool mofos
Looks like my Dominator there-best ram ever?
Yes, at around -90 degrees Celsius.FFLink13 wrote:
Is that cooler frozen?.Sup wrote:
Core i7 + Asus P6T X58 + 2x 4870X2 + LN2
http://i221.photobucket.com/albums/dd66 … image3.jpg
drool mofos
Looks like my Dominator there-best ram ever?
1GB was very decent for 2004, but 2005 and BF2 killed that nicely.ghettoperson wrote:
Dude just 7 years ago my computer came with 128Mb of RAM. We're on 15 times that now.
EDIT: And that's just for 2 gigs.
Last edited by unnamednewbie13 (2008-08-28 02:58:59)
Members of the XtremeSystems forums put up pictures of Gigabyte's flagship X58 motherboard for the upcoming Core i7 processors, the EX58-Extreme with all its bells and whistles in place. Pictures of the board have surfaced several times now, older pictures were those of the EX58-DQ6 and DS4 models. What can be seen from the pictures, is a humongous chipset cooler that attaches itself to the main northbridge heatsink. The cooling continues over the board's VRM area and a large block covers the ICH10R southbridge. As the label screams, the motherboard is based on the Ultra Durable 3 PCB construction for best stability, heat dissipation and EMI control. Clearly, if you're going to be in the market for an enthusiast-grade motherboard, you're going to have a tough time...choosing. I'll leave you with the pictures.
