Phase Change RAMs - NO BS!

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Phase Change RAMs - NO BS!


Intel is preparing to sample a 90-nm 128-Mbit phase change memory to customers in the first half of 2007. Mass production could begin before the end of 2007. The 128-Mbit had demonstrated ... wait... that's not what we're talking about!





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Ah my water, no, Ice-Mark!

So where to see this set of cool toys? What RAMs lie beneath?? Find out at GSkill Booth at the World's Biggest Computer Fair CEBIT Hannover Germany - Hall 21 B27! 15th - 21st March! I'll bring these down, perhaps we'll have some fun there!



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:D

cheers

You TEASE! lol

Is that a C1 CPU tube? :)

Love the blocks :p:

How many MHz? (And only 128Mb?)

And the difference over air is 2mhz I bet?:slap:

How about coldbug? Or you will not use micron? Looks cool!

Someone TEC'd and water there ram and got 16mhz more i think it was here!

Thats so awesome but then again so pointless IMO

I wouldnt mind someone making me a unit that cooled my CPU and chipset though :D

Thats not very pricey to do if someone had a small enough cap in cap evap Cupcake, but when you dont want it thats a pain. Cost of a good solenoid is pretty high, and a hand valve can be a bit of a pain. Plus when its off you have overcharge possibly.

I remember the BH-5 days, somebody LN2 cooled their ram and got like like 10 more MHz, wasn't worth it at all as heat isn't the restricting factor in most cases. Overkill for sure, would have been better spent on the northbridge and LN2 on the CPU :)

Colder temperatures do let you safely run higher voltages though.

That's pretty cool. Look at the condensation though! :eek:

i'm sure this isnt a case of best cooling per dollar here, this is pure performance regardless of the price, or one of those just-to-say-I-did-it scenarios

pretty sweet though

Hmmm...Gigabyte motherboard with Intel Bearlake chipset, and DDR2 ;)

really xtreme.. :) hehehe nice.. :D

is Ln2 conductive? because at this point you might as well just dip the whole motherboard in a pool of it!

Good Idea but Jmax a test Geil Pc 8500 on LN2 (no gain in lower part of -15°) , D9GCT maybe

Not Mysterious motherboard .... is the Gigabyte Sample DQ6-XXX :D (NDA)

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Originally Posted by Exahertz

is Ln2 conductive? because at this point you might as well just dip the whole motherboard in a pool of it!

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heh, yeah then all they need to do is find a way to make the motherboard traces from one of the "high temperature" superconductors and you might actually get a real performance boost.

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Hmmm...Gigabyte motherboard with Intel Bearlake chipset, and DDR2 ;)

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wasn't bearlake supposed to be ddr3?

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Originally Posted by TopherTony

wasn't bearlake supposed to be ddr3?

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Yes, but the first motherboards will use DDR2.

That's the new Brrrr 3 ram. Or maybe an early April Fools joke?

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Originally Posted by harvshark

That's the new Brrrr 3 ram. Or maybe an early April Fools joke?

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The new...what ! ( ? )

really ugly ^^

Brrrr3 ram. As in brrrr, it's cold.

Yes, that Phase Unit is really ugly looking!

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Originally Posted by harvshark

Brrrr3 ram. As in brrrr, it's cold.

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Ahh lol ! :D
Didn't get it at first ( probably because I'm tired :D )