Samsung makes industries smallest DDR chips

[HaZ]

Anyone for 16GB DDR3 modules? Samsung has developed what it claims to be the industries smallest 2GB (256MB) DDR memory chips utilizing a 50nm process technology.

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[hannibal]

And now we only need to get rid of all those zillions 32 os:ses that are still in the market so that there will be support for that extra memory...
Well, these will not be mainstream until the next os after windows 7 comes out. Anyone out there knows when? 2012-13?? If the windows 7 lives 3 years. *sigh*
Well all those 64 photoshop users will be happy

 

[Guest]

16GB is NOT an absurd amount of memory.
I have 8GB in my Vista Ultimate 64Bit Q6600 PC, when using Videostudio to create a AVCHD file, memory use goes from 2GB to 7.9GB. I wish that this PC was using a P45 chipset instead of X38 so I could add more RAM!.

 

[Guest]

The summary is incorrect. It states the chips are "2GB (256MB)", which are not the same thing. 2GB is 2 gigabytes, and 256MB is 256 megabytes. What they mean is that the chips are 2 gigabits (not gigabytes), but they're using the same abbreviation, B, to mean bytes in one, and bits in the other, which is inconsistent.