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  1. 28-05-2009, 10:49 AM #1
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    News - Kingston launches 12GB tri-channel memory kit

    Want to squeeze a lot of RAM into a three-slot Core i7 board? Now you can.
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  2. 28-05-2009, 10:56 AM #2
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    Re: News - Kingston launches 12GB tri-channel memory kit

    Almost £100 per GB - OUCH!
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    Re: News - Kingston launches 12GB tri-channel memory kit

    considering a 1066 3x4GB comes in at £250 this isnt just a price premium for speed, its a joke
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    Re: News - Kingston launches 12GB tri-channel memory kit

    That price does seem insanely high but without competition at that level they can practically charge what they like. You'd be better off plumping for a new board with more slots unless you're aiming for 24GB.
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    Re: News - Kingston launches 12GB tri-channel memory kit

    That is an obscene price but I want it lol....... now which kidney can I sell
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