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Micron has many sorts of memory up for sale, but it has invented a new type of DDR3, one that focuses on low energy use without crippling performance or increasing costs overmuch.
The new RAM (random access memory) chips that Micron has made are called DDR3Lm and come in 2 Gigabit and 4 Gigabit capacities.
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10 February 2012
03:31 GMT |
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G.Skill is living up to its name as world-class supplier of memory products by unleashing a new range of DDR3 RAM for smaller systems and other unusual desktops.
G.Skill already has an extensive collection of RAM products for high-end, huge PCs, so it figured it may as well see what other people need.
Thus it was ... |
8 February 2012
15:31 GMT |
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It appears that the memory industry may have finally gone past that stage where demand was so severely overshadowed by supply.
According to the most recent findings of DRAMeXchange, a research division of TrendForce, the prices of memory modules and kits are stabilizing.
That is to say, the supply of chips and mo... |
1 February 2012
05:50 GMT |
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Since it wasn't about to miss out on the opportunity that CES gave it, Kingston came along and put several products on display.
Predictably, since the HyperX line of memory modules has brought it a lot of fame over the years, its exhibition includes new additions to the series.
VR-Zone reports three different... |
12 January 2012
05:18 GMT |
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Team Group's latest press release states that the company is ready to sell quad-channel memory for systems based on the latest Intel CPUs.
The new memory series that Team Group has launched is called Team Xtreem LV DD3 2600 Quad-Channel CL10.
The name alone is enough for people to guess the most important det... |
11 January 2012
10:31 GMT |
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Team Group decided to launch a memory module for people who want to play with clock speeds but don't have a fortune to spend on super PCs.
The Xtreem Dark DDR3 1600CL9 is a single-channel module which, as its name makes it clear, has a base frequency of 1,600 MHz and a latency of CL9-9-9-24.
It works on a volt... |
6 January 2012
05:41 GMT |
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After over a year of troubling price decline, random access memory chips and, by extension, modules, may finally experience a respite.
That is to say, the companies that produce RAM won't have any more reason to bemoan their ailing finances.
Though low prices are only a motive for happiness as far as customer... |
3 January 2012
13:41 GMT |
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Elpida has begun to promote 4 Gb Wide IO Mobile RAM and 4 Gb DDR3 Mobile RAM (LPDDR3) memory chips.The memory manufacturer believes that these latest products can simultaneously satisfy both of the two, great needs of customers.Those needs, for performance and energy efficiency, are rather hard to fulfill at once.Fo... |
29 December 2011
10:15 GMT |
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While it is working on its new and strong consumer processors, Intel is also developing new server hardware for the Xeon series of chips.Intel may not be famous for its motherboards, but that does not mean it is not part of this IT segment.In fact, the company was found to be working on this very sort of product.Int... |
28 December 2011
02:58 GMT |
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Corsair, one of the world’s most prominent providers of RAM memory modules for desktop and notebook computers, has announced 8GB and 16GB DDR3 memory upgrade kits for Apple iMacs, MacBook Pros and Mac mini systems.In a report sent to the media today, Corsair acknowledges that Macs that feature only two memory s... |
15 December 2011
15:41 GMT |
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One might not think that the floods in Thailand would affect memory sales, of all things, but they just might, albeit indirectly.
The floods that shut down factories in Thailand crippled the worldwide supply chain of hard disk drive units.
Thus, with fewer storage devices to go around, fewer PCs will sell during ... |
14 December 2011
16:11 GMT |
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We've been saying that RAM is cheap enough for super capacities to become mainstream and, sure enough, kits like the offer from G.Skill aren't all that users should take a look at.
If you want a huge amount of RAM in your system, and don't mind lacking ECC, the 64 GB kit from G.Skill is probably the ... |
13 December 2011
18:01 GMT |
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We heard this before but we're hearing it again: memory chip and, by extension, memory module and kit prices can't go much lower than they are now.
Perhaps it's because of the minor rebound of some weeks back, or perhaps it is because consumers are just that unmotivated to buy a new memory product.
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13 December 2011
10:32 GMT |
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You'd think that, after repeated optimistic reports about the situation on the memory market, things would start looking up for that sector, but the most recent news on the matter says otherwise.
Apparently, the second half of November, 2011 (this month) only brought about further decline in DRAM pricing.
Thi... |
29 November 2011
10:02 GMT |
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In a move that might further cause memory products to get expensive again, Kingston is supposedly leaning towards buying large chip quantities from Elpida and Toshiba.
More precisely, Kingston could end up ordering memory chips, on a large scale, from those companies, so as to enable them to actually get their stoc... |
28 November 2011
15:41 GMT |
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Advanced Micro Devices makes CPUs and video cards but, now, it has memory as well, even though it isn't really its own, so to speak. The Sunnyvale, California-based company revealed that consumers will be able to find AMD-branded memory modules and kits for desktop PCs from now on. This is probably the chip m... |
28 November 2011
02:54 GMT |
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Due to an only partially-foreseeable string of events, it so happens that, this year, random access memory (RAM) is the most convenient of purchases on the consumer tech market. The winter holiday shopping season is more or less upon us already, so, naturally, people are trying to decide how to make the best of it.... |
16 November 2011
10:53 GMT |
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Mach Xtreme didn't actually outright say what it was, but it promises that the price of the Urban Series Quad-Channel DDR3 memory kit will not be too hard on one's life savings. Intel's Sandy Bridge-E processors have appeared and, with them, X79 motherboards with high aims for memory. Mach Xtreme i... |
16 November 2011
05:10 GMT |
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Intel's launch of a new high-end CPU, as always, opened the metaphorical floodgates on memory offerings, so Kingston, naturally, launched a big new DDR3 kit.
Kingston's new HyperX memory offer is made of more than one kit, though this isn't surprising, the same way it isn't surprising that the H... |
15 November 2011
03:20 GMT |
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G.Skill isn't the only company launching memory today, since Avexir is doing the same, although its own target market segment is somewhat different from the one of before.
Rather than aiming for the absolute highest tier of the worldwide market, Avexir is, instead, looking at the bulk of the mid-range segment,... |
14 November 2011
20:01 GMT |
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We did say G.Skill was building the RipjawsZ set of high-end random access memory and, sure enough, just as we published the review of a certain processor, the RAM has made its official entrance.
The RipjawsZ memory kit is quite high on the performance and capacity scales, not that anyone expected any less.
After... |
14 November 2011
05:26 GMT |
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Since Sandy Bridge-E CPUs are almost here, and with so many motherboards out or on the way too, Exceleram decided to introduce a memory kit that can keep up with everything the beasts can do.
With latencies of CL 9-9-9-24 and frequency of 1,333 MHz, the modules that make up the 32 GB quad-channel Grand kit are four... |
10 November 2011
19:41 GMT |
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As the new Intel Sandy Bridge-E processors, and accompanying motherboards, near availability, G.Skill is preparing a memory kit that can keep up with them.
Called RipjawsZ, the RAM has a total of 16 GB capacity, being composed of four 4 GB modules.
They operate at 2,133 MHz (PC3-17000) and latencies of 9-11... |
4 November 2011
15:41 GMT |
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Samsung and Micron are working together on the hyper memory cube (HMC) and they seem to have finally decided on a time frame for when the first specification appear.
The first hyper memory cube (HMC) products will be available in 2013, according to the most recent update on Samsung's part.
This will be possi... |
3 November 2011
04:26 GMT |
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It was already known that the standard RAM capacity had doubled over the past year, but iBuyPower took things not a step, but a whole leap further with some of its gaming systems.
The company actually issued a press release dedicated to claiming the title of “'first system builder to offer 32GB memory on... |
26 October 2011
03:48 GMT |
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Apple’s revision to the iPhone 4, the iPhone 4S was believed to pack twice the amount of random access memory compared to the predecessor. However, recent reports indicate the RAM is still capped at 512MB.According to MacRumors, several sources in a position to know have confirmed that the dual-core A5 chip fou... |
11 October 2011
04:07 GMT |
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We may have reported that DRAM chips momentarily gained in price a short time ago, but that was a shirt-lived reason to rejoice for makers of such things, as the situation isn't really improved overall. It was only a few days ago that we learned of how DRAM pricing increased a bit after months and months of al... |
30 September 2011
03:13 GMT |
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A patent application is currently pending for a new type of computer memory that could put older RAM (random-access memory) to shame. The novel technology is expected to be considerably faster and less energy-demanding than its predecessor.
Called ferroelectric transistor random access memory (FeTRAM), the new dev... |
28 September 2011
15:01 GMT |
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Chinese tech industry sources are saying that Apple is slowly reducing its dependency on Samsung for key hardware parts, as tension between the two keeps building up, amid their ongoing patent lawsuits.The sources in question reportedly learned that Apple has recently increased its DRAM and NAND Flash orders beyond S... |
22 September 2011
11:41 GMT |
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The DRAM market has been going through a continuous decline for about a year now, or longer, and this means, among other things, that Apacer's newest product will sell for considerably less than it would otherwise have.
Apacer is a company known for, among other things, creating many memory products for a va... |
8 September 2011
10:27 GMT |
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The DDR4 memory specification may be the favorite pet project of JEDEC right now, but the standard-setting organization is, naturally, working on other things as well, such as updates to the existing DDR3 standard, one of which has just been completed.
With the diversifications of consumer electronics, and the wi... |
6 September 2011
02:31 GMT |
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The market for memory devices has just seen the rise of a new batch of devices that may very well be worthy challengers to that which is already on sale, courtesy of Avexir.
Like all other segments of the IT market, the memory industry has seen quite the spike in activity over the past weeks.
The fact that the... |
27 August 2011
05:17 GMT |
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While Lexar Media has stepped forth to present some DDR3 kits for laptops and desktops, Corsair did much the same for Apple systems of the iMac, Mac mini, Mac Pro and MacBook variety.Apple's range of products does not have that great a range of possible components as desktops and PCs do, but its memory spectrum... |
23 August 2011
10:48 GMT |
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Lexar Media came forth and issued an official press announcement in which it reveals that both its desktop and notebook memory lines have received an update in the shape of the Crucial 8GB DDR3-1333MHz memory.Lexar Media has been making and selling memory products for desktops and laptops ever since it appeared.Its ... |
23 August 2011
10:15 GMT |
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JEDEC Solid State Technology Association has been working on the next DDR memory standard for months already, and it looks like it is ready to disclose some of the key features that users can expect from DDR4.The DDR4 standard is scheduled to be published at some point during 2012, in the second or third quarter.It ... |
22 August 2011
10:49 GMT |
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Apple might outfit its MacBook Pro and Mac Mini machines with enough RAM to have things run well and smooth, but some situations could do with more, like the capacities OWC now offers. OWC has been making memory products for Mac systems for quite a bit of time already, so it is no shock to learn it made a new relea... |
18 August 2011
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Users of some Windows 7 Service Pack 1 (SP1) computers can experience issues related to the way in which the operating system reports the quantity of RAM installed on the machine.Microsoft has confirmed the problem, and revealed that Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1 is also affected. According to the software giant, the ... |
12 August 2011
09:31 GMT |
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AMD may only be known for its processing and graphics products, but it appears it might be branching out somewhat, extending its influence, or at least trying to, in the RAM segment.Seeing as how Intel has been doing its best to establish a foothold in other IT segments besides CPUs and chipsets, it is not overly od... |
8 August 2011
03:48 GMT |
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It appears that the low prices of DRAM chips have driven prices of modules and kits very low indeed if the newest memory kits from Mach Xtreme really are going to sell for as little as reports suggest.One could say that the DRAM segment of the IT industry is the one most seriously affected by low demand, to the poin... |
4 August 2011
08:22 GMT |
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With how things have been getting difficult in the memory industry, one would expect some of those involved to contemplate retirement, but it looks like at least some companies, in this case Samsung, are still looking for opportunities to expand.Those following the happenings on the IT market may or may not know of ... |
3 August 2011
04:03 GMT |
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Looks like a certain company known as Exceleram has gotten around to finishing the development of its newest modules from the Black&White series, named thus because of the color combination of the PCB and the heatspreaders.Things on the random access memory (RAM) market appear to be going through what one might call... |
5 July 2011
07:48 GMT |
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The one big issue with DRAM chips at the moment is that they still haven't recovered from their sales and price lapse, and while June might not necessarily see the end of this issue, a more advanced chip making process will get ramped up.DRAM chips have not been having the best year, at least as far as their ma... |
26 May 2011
03:54 GMT |
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Being the maker of NAND and DRAM memory products that it is, ADATA did not let much time go by without a new product release, with this particular occasion marking the arrival of a new dual-channel RAM kit.
The DRAM market may not be as varied as the laptop or desktop one, since there is only so much one can chan... |
20 May 2011
05:23 GMT |
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With a certain electronics show coming in, companies are, understandably, hard at work preparing the product collections they plan to show off at the site, and Mach Xtreme is not about to fall behind.The past few months have been literally packed full with new hardware of practically all kinds, especially semiconduc... |
9 May 2011
07:27 GMT |
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DRAM memory might again start to get more expensive now that supply is expected to become strained, but prices are still very low, meaning that Kingston's newest memory products chose a fairly opportune moment to show up, as far as end-users go anyway.The new product series that Kingston prepared is one that go... |
26 April 2011
05:17 GMT |
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Elpida released a variety of memory products over the years and, naturally, is not about to stop any time soon, having now stepped forth to announce its newest mobile RAM chip.Whenever a chip maker manages to advance to a better manufacturing process, it will inevitably unveil new products. This goes for both DRAM a... |
7 April 2011
06:07 GMT |
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Like all other PC products, memory modules and kits have to get updated and refreshed on a regular basis, so as to keep user interest, and it looks like Team Group has completed its most recent additions to its portfolio of gaming-oriented RAM.DDR4 is already be nearing actual availability, what with Hynix actually ... |
7 April 2011
03:22 GMT |
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There isn’t currently a storage device that can perform read/write operations at greater speeds than RAM (Random Access Memory). On the downside, RAM sticks offer volatile storage and, as such, all information is lost once they are cut off from power. However, with RAMDisk you can turn the volatile nature of RA... |
31 March 2011
14:53 GMT |
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On a market that has slowed to a crawl in terms of new product launches, Lexar Media decided to grace its customers with a new collection of memory products for both Intel and AMD processing platforms.Lexar Media revealed various memory products over time so it stands to reason that it would keep doing the same for ... |
29 March 2011
11:12 GMT |
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The past months saw quite a bunch of new memory products being released, especially of 4 GB capacities and above, since DRAM chips have become quite cheap, and it seems Exceleram just released some new DDR3 kits as part of the Rippler line.Of all the IT market segments, the DRAM sectors is one that seems to be going... |
22 March 2011
03:32 GMT |
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