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16GB DDR2 RAM in 4 slots? ??4GB Sticks??
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As for on one mobo... I am not sure, again, that would be pretty pointless also, unless for a server... Edit: ok, so there are mobo's with way more than just 8 slots.
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Just curious, Gigabyte offers MOBOs with 4 RAM-slots with "16GB dual channel capacity" Anyone even seen any 4GB DDR2 sticks??? Quote:
Original Post was not regarding the availability of boards with more than 4 slots (Yah!! server boards  ) or the feasability/ validity of needing 16GB of RAM (at this time )Merely: Had anybody seen sticks of 4GB DDR2????  Cheers 
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In a desktop there is no need for 16Gb of RAM...period. In fact most chipsets don't even support that much memory......
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__________________Dude! I just checked out the Corsair link! Man, I amost fell over! I mean, Can any of us guys even afford to think about buying that?!? That's alot of clams! for RAM! Jk Love your sig! 
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This was the only article I could find about it, but it looks like Samsung has done it. Somewhere. http://apcmag.com/5956/4gb_on_one_stick_of_ram. That, and that corsair link.
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thanks duckieHo , I realize that!
__________________I was jus' tryin' to get back to original question! Bless you Orion! thanks for the link. A 4GB DDR2 stick! They do exist Any one else? Any other ones? Cheers
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Why bother with 4GB? With the 16GB sticks that Micron is offering, you can pack 64GB in machines with only 4 slots.
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just because the board supports that much ram doesnt mean its really ment to happen today.. but in 2 yrs it will be upgradable to what is available then.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/64-bit so says for the lazy people like me out there.. Quote:
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I am sure i have seen asus boards that can take 16GB of memory but they are intel ones. Not sure about AMD ones
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