Gigabyte I-RAM: more info

jmke · 9th June 2005, 08:06

I talked to the engineer who is involved with this product and he gave me the following information:
• The I-RAM will work with almost any motherboard
• If the PC is off but on an active power circuit, the I-RAM is powered
• There is no technical reason for a 4 GB limit
• Pricing is in the $60-70 range
• Product will be available early August
• It might be possible to use the PCI-E slot, but no plans yet

http://www.overclockers.com/tips00788/index02.asp

Faiakes · 9th June 2005, 08:23

Aha! Now that's more like it!

One major problem is almost solved. with the help of a UPS it is removed entirely too.

Could you ask how soon before a 4+GB version?

Are there sticks of RAM bigger than 1GB?

Can you have sticks of different size?

jmke · 9th June 2005, 08:52

uhm; that post is a quote from the article linked

to answer your memory question, yes there are 2gb sticks, yes they are expensive

(€500-€700 for DDR)

Faiakes · 9th June 2005, 09:49

I'll just buy 2 iRAMs then

Faiakes · 9th June 2005, 11:20

JMKE have done a calculation what it will cost with the RAM (and what kind is more likely to be)

The Senile Doctor · 9th June 2005, 11:39

if you get one iram with 4 gb for OS and quick apps... 4 gb will be enough for me...

how much is a clean windows install?

jmke · 9th June 2005, 11:48

<2gb

card + 4gb cost would be ~€500 at the least

Faiakes · 9th June 2005, 11:57

****! That's very expensive.

What kind of RAM, is it the cheapest around?

jmke · 9th June 2005, 12:33

you have to calculate €70-100 for each DDR stick

cheapest one will run at CL3-4-4-8 @ PC3200

which is more then enough for the I-Ram

Rutar · 9th June 2005, 12:45

I think Gigabyte needs to find/describe an easy way to make it the OS disk.

that would be fun to boot up

9th June 2005, 08:06	#1
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,458	Gigabyte I-RAM: more info I talked to the engineer who is involved with this product and he gave me the following information: • The I-RAM will work with almost any motherboard • If the PC is off but on an active power circuit, the I-RAM is powered • There is no technical reason for a 4 GB limit • Pricing is in the $60-70 range • Product will be available early August • It might be possible to use the PCI-E slot, but no plans yet http://www.overclockers.com/tips00788/index02.asp __________________

9th June 2005, 08:52	#3
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,458	uhm; that post is a quote from the article linked to answer your memory question, yes there are 2gb sticks, yes they are expensive (€500-€700 for DDR) __________________

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The Senile Doctor [M] Reviewer Join Date: May 2002 Location: wherever the doom is Posts: 3,171	if you get one iram with 4 gb for OS and quick apps... 4 gb will be enough for me... how much is a clean windows install? __________________ OC-2-the-death Where the Reverend is doing his Magick, all mortals be silent Doom over the world

9th June 2005, 11:48	#7
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,458	<2gb card + 4gb cost would be ~€500 at the least __________________

9th June 2005, 12:33	#9
jmke Madshrimp Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium Posts: 78,458	you have to calculate €70-100 for each DDR stick cheapest one will run at CL3-4-4-8 @ PC3200 which is more then enough for the I-Ram __________________

9th June 2005, 08:23	#2
Faiakes Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: UK Posts: 502	Aha! Now that's more like it! One major problem is almost solved. with the help of a UPS it is removed entirely too. Could you ask how soon before a 4+GB version? Are there sticks of RAM bigger than 1GB? Can you have sticks of different size?

9th June 2005, 09:49	#4
Faiakes Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: UK Posts: 502	I'll just buy 2 iRAMs then

9th June 2005, 11:20	#5
Faiakes Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: UK Posts: 502	JMKE have done a calculation what it will cost with the RAM (and what kind is more likely to be)

9th June 2005, 11:57	#8
Faiakes Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: UK Posts: 502	****! That's very expensive. What kind of RAM, is it the cheapest around?

9th June 2005, 12:45	#10
Rutar Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 2,243	I think Gigabyte needs to find/describe an easy way to make it the OS disk. that would be fun to boot up

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