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Asus Mobo w/onboard DDR3 released

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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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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..
Nm.. It loaded and " however, the company does not name the supplier of the modules or their latency as well as voltage settings." ew!
Only 1gb? It's useless before you can get it out of the box
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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
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Only 1gb? It's useless before you can get it out of the box


re-read tfa.
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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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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.
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Anyway, even 2gb will be outdated shortly and you have to get a whole new mobo if you want to upgrade.
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.
meh too much copper...looks fricken nuts tho
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
Not very upgrade friendly for the ram. :O
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.
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.
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