OCZ does 3GB memory kits

@ 2008/06/08
OCZ has them in DIMMs and SO-DIMMs for the 32-bit OS upgrade market. Windows has a broken memory model, and can't see more than 3GB (technically a hair more), so OCZ is filling that niche. No more RMAs with "1GB doesn't work" on it, now you simply don't get that 1GB. It will be interesting to see how it works in the market, but we want to see a bundle with a three-core Phenom and three ATI GPUs just to play with people's heads.
Comment from jmke @ 2008/06/09
when Nehalem is launched you can expect such kits
Comment from Kougar @ 2008/06/09
Oh, I was thinking this meant OCZ would be the first to sell DDR3 in packs of three modules.
Comment from jmke @ 2008/06/08
Hey, if the price is between 2Gb and 4Gb, I'm not complaining; XP 32-bit is still the de facto standard and having 1gb go to waste and having paid for it is worse then paying less for 3gb you actually use

 

 

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