[dubz]

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Asustek's P5K3 Premium/WiFi-AP mainboard comes with two 1GB of PC3-10666 (1333MHz) memory modules already installed onboard and covered with high-performance heat-spreaders.

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[Easty]

I couldn't load it.. Did it state price or availability?

With that chipset I'm guessing it's still on x-fire?

I'm coming to the conclusion its either sli or latest chipset..

 

[dubz]

Actually it was already posted here . oops

 

[Easty]

Nm.. It loaded and " however, the company does not name the supplier of the modules or their latency as well as voltage settings." ew!

 

[Fishie36]

Only 1gb? It's useless before you can get it out of the box

 

[Easty]

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Originally Posted by Fishie36 Only 1gb? It's useless before you can get it out of the box

I think it's "two 1gb" , badly written nevertheless.. and then there's no more slots

 

[phospholipid]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fishie36 Only 1gb? It's useless before you can get it out of the box

re-read tfa.

 

[ckp64]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fishie36 Only 1gb? It's useless before you can get it out of the box

Quote:

Asustek’s P5K3 Premium/WiFi-AP mainboard comes with two 1GB of PC3-10666 (1333MHz) memory modules already installed onboard and covered with high-performance heat-spreaders.

 

[Vagrant Storm]

Yeah, sort of old news...but still kind of cool. I might have thought about getting one if they had left the two other slots open to leave the option of putting in more memory. Who knows? Maybe with in a year or so four gigs will be the standard.

 

[Fishie36]

lol I'm a nub.

Anyway, even 2gb will be outdated shortly and you have to get a whole new mobo if you want to upgrade.

 

[Easty]

Those heat pipes are spreading like evil vines. I can see soon into the future us motherboard tweakers will be complaining of burning fingers just to change a jumper.

 

[H3||scr3am]

meh too much copper...looks fricken nuts tho

 

[Unknownm]

they should sell 2GB and 4GB models!

 

[dannyyboii]

repost. Anyhow, we need to see what kind of RAM they are. if they are good stuff...then...well...good stuff

 

[hermit]

good thing is, with that much copper, when you're done with the mobo, you can sell it to a scrap yard, hehe

seriously, it is cool, but the need to add the option to get more ram on this thing somehow

 

[Licht]

This is the worst marketing gimmick.

 

[SomeDooD]

Not very upgrade friendly for the ram. :O

 

[Ch13f121]

When this thing was showed off at Computex, they had a Qimonda thing on that board, along with the Asus logo; I'm thinking it uses Qimonda DDR3 modules.

And Qimonda is Infineon I believe.

 

[DoubleDee]

Hmm. It is a cool idea as it could save price in the long run buying the motherboard & RAM together, but I think they should've left it to the end-user's preference of RAM instead of bodging them off with their own.

 

[immoral giant]

What if a ram module fails? RMA whole board it seems.