im gonna buy this when it comes out and use it as my c drive maybe buy 2 and raid them so would like 4 gig atleast maybe 6 to start then eventually 8 , or better stil 2gb dimms will be cheaper (lol) anyone know good prices ?
(posted reply in wrong thread lol)
yes its solid state has battery backup for when power to the pc is removed but will stay powered through the pci bus when pc is just shut down , the transfer rates these things are getting are unreal and there very cheap considering just the ram that is expensive but it will be totally silent and i will just have my discs up the loft networked for main storage
It has a battery on it so your data will be ok as long as your system is not unplugged more than about 12 hours. I'm pritty sure it uses standby power when the system is simply off.
Note that it only needs ddr200 so the cheapest 2gb dimms you can find would probbaly be fine.
i know it wont need fast ram but im having trouble finding some , i could start of with 2x 2gb dimms and raid them into 1 4gb drive just to start of as a slimmed down xp would be fine for that then every couple of weeks buy another couple of dimms till im happy
the benchmarks people have been getting are amazing and its obviously silent so its all good!
By now this old ram will probably cost quite a bit more than current ram.
Edit: what am i thinking? you can use any speed DDR and itll just run slow.
Last edited by Scarlet Infidel; 09-07-2005 at 01:18 PM.
You probably want to check whether this is a single module, but:
http://www.amakia.com/customer/eStor...idproduct=3108
privatepyle if worried about the cost of 2gb dimms then buy 2x 1gb dimms to start with as there quite cheap then next week or so get another pair then u have 4 gig
but idealy id like to start with 2x2 gb just to get start then buy another pair for 8 gig then another pair for 12 then upto 16 eventually
Like I say - check with them, because it's possible that it's a slightly unclear listing for say a 2x1GB kit or something.
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