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Ultra-high speed and high density 16Gb DDR5 DRAM is built on 10-nano class process.
Bleh. Looks like DDR4 will have lasted me 1 PC build then.
They need to keep up the ram prices. Now you need to upgrade again.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dashers
thats a long way off, I was hoping to see consumer versions sooner.
Looking good. what about the form factor, is this going to require a new mobo?
I'm still rocking an i7-3770 with 16Gb of DDR3, as long as your GPU and HDD keep up I'm sure you'll be fine for a while yet...Quote:
Originally Posted by Dashers
Just the same here...Quote:
Originally Posted by [GSVTrig;304]I'm still rocking an i7-3770 with 16Gb of DDR3, as long as your GPU and HDD keep up I'm sure you'll be fine for a while yet...Quote:
Originally Posted by Dashers
And also I just both small factor i7 3770 / 16GB to be a local server.
Enough computing power for my needs atm and in addition current prices puts me off of upgrading.
But at some point, maybe a shinning ryzen?
same still on ddr3 1600 :(Quote:
Originally Posted by [GSVTrig;304]I'm still rocking an i7-3770 with 16Gb of DDR3, as long as your GPU and HDD keep up I'm sure you'll be fine for a while yet...Quote:
Originally Posted by Dashers
Same here - 12GB DDR3 1600. Considering increasing the quantity but DDR5 will be long since established before I consider anything more. It works just fine for my needs and does not present a bottleneck.
None of the house PCs here have DDR4 yet :D
This. They're not likely to at current prices either.Quote:
Originally Posted by DanceswithUnix
Got a desktop with 16gb ddr3, a server with 8gb of the same and a laptop with ddr2.
Hopefully the prices drop before 2020, the high spec DDR3 ram I bought back in 2012 is still the same price now and the equivalent high spec ddr4 is just a silly price in comparison :(
Probably the same here but, I only recently upgraded and don't expect to do so again for several years, especially as gaming has dropped way down my list of priorities this year.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dashers
still on DDR3 2133, best upgrade I made.
Yep not much chance of me introducing even DDR4 in the near future:Quote:
Originally Posted by spacein_vader
Desktop: 32GB DDR3
Server 1: 32GB DDR3
Server 2: 16GB DDR3
Server 3: 48GB DDR3
Server 4: 8GB DDR3
I probably don't need all of those however TBH :-D
i hope RGB is also a memory by then or seriously phased down
john