News - Kingston teases 4GB DDR3 modules, slaps 24GB into a Core i7 system

[HEXUS]

Fancy 24GB of DDR3 in your desktop? Kingston tells us it'll be happening later this year.

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[Breezey]

Dont expect them to be affordable either. Would have been nice for them to load a level of crysis rather than just the game.

[directhex]

Dont expect them to be affordable either. Would have been nice for them to load a level of crysis rather than just the game.

Yeah, but in a VM? :/

[Lozza81]

I would just prefer Kingston to put their efforts into making their present DDR3 kits more available in the UK than thinking about 4GB modules for the end of this year. I have been waiting nearly a month to get a hold of either the Kingston 6GB 1600mhz or 2000mhz Core i7 (2x3) triple packs. Both are readily available in the USA and through Kingston's own .com website shop (which won't ship to the UK). Their supply to any of their UK resellers is very poor at the moment.

[shaithis]

Price isn't as issue at the moment TBH.

Anyone who needs 24GB of DDR3 on an i7 board, should be willing to pay the price.

Business applications only at the moment.