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Extreme quad-channel 16GB kit does 2,666MHz at 1.65V.
Worst investment ever. Kingston Grey 2x4 kits by two for around $80 will do nearly as much as this kit (priced around $180 I guess). Increase in any application will be minimal.
But there will be an improvement, which is the whole point, some people will pay a lot more for a mere 2% performance increase.Quote:
Originally Posted by edvinasm
Llano owners could see a significant performance increase.Quote:
Originally Posted by edvinasm
Although if you was spending that much on RAM for your iGPU you'd be better off going discrete. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by shaithis
That's true. Some people need not to know about value. They buy things because they can.Quote:
Originally Posted by HooniganBut there will be an improvement, which is the whole point, some people will pay a lot more for a mere 2% performance increase.Quote:
Originally Posted by edvinasm
True that. Also, I am yet to see Llano board supporting those frequencies and making a good use of that.Quote:
Originally Posted by TerbinatorAlthough if you was spending that much on RAM for your iGPU you'd be better off going discrete. :PQuote:
Originally Posted by shaithis
And companies make these things because people will buy them.Quote:
Originally Posted by edvinasm
G.Skill will also, most likely, see increased sales in their lower end RAM sets too. Companies make the best of the best, so they can make a good name for themselves, which then helps them shift the stuff at the lower end where the real money is made.