2×2GB Memory Kits Planned for Vista Launch

December 13th 2006 | Memory

Both OCZ and Corsair are working on 2×2GB memory kits. These DDR 2 667 modules are scheduled for launch before consumer Vista. The modules are in the labs now and they will probably announce them in January and start shipping before the 30th.

You will need over 2GB of memory because of multi, mega or giga tasking. If you launch a game in Vista you can burn up to 1.5 GB instantly and you don’t need that much to spend the remaining memory. Once you use the whole 2GB, your super fast computer will start to swap memory around. So maybe you will want 4GB.

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2×2GB Memory Kits Planned for Vista Launch
Published in: Memory on 2006-12-13