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MetaRAM
Computers and applications are so memory-hungry today that the quote once famously (and wrongly) attributed to Bill Gates back in the 1980s that "640 K ought to be enough for anybody" appears all but laughable. Manufacturers keep coming up with new kinds of RAM to keep us and our PCs satisfied. The newest is called MetaRAM. What is it, and what kind of future does it have? Keep reading to find out.
Read the full article here: MetaRAM For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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I enjoyed this review...very interesting.
Ram stick that tricks memory controllers into thinking it's just baby ram x8 for example, works in current DDR2 slots, but is ugly as sin. OK so cosmetically it doesn't need to be good looking if it's intended for servers, but come on for advertising purposes they could make it look a little better surely. btw - one of your sentences should say 'I say theoretically, because I want to see it working and booting up into an OS before I say it will work.' (well i suppose it means i was paying attention your article).
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