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newbe · 07-01-2009, 06:51 PM

I've been wondering: as some 64-bit version of Vista already (do they?) support 64 GB of RAM and most modern mobos support at least up to 16 GB of RAM with 4 slots... Why am I only seeing a few mfgs making 4 GB RAM modules(desktop sticks, not server...

I've been wondering: as some 64-bit version of Vista already (do they?) support 64 GB of RAM and most modern mobos support at least up to 16 GB of RAM with 4 slots... Why am I only seeing a few mfgs making 4 GB RAM modules(desktop sticks, not server memory) and they are DDR2 800 with CL6 timings, 100 $ a stick, with 2 GB CL5 sticks costing 25-40$ a pair? Are the high density sticks so hard to make "properly"? Why wouldn't they just double the height of the module?

That was a retarded joke just FYI...

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Hardware & Networking Thread, Not a problem, RAM pondering in Software & Hardware , Games; I've been wondering: as some 64-bit version of Vista already (do they?) support 64 GB of RAM and most modern ... Short Link: http://forum.egypt.com/enforum/showthread.php?t=13712