Samsung develops first 4GB RAM chip

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EDIT: oh, works now. Sounds like you were picked for the news team member? :p

I'm afraid of the prices of that RAM though. And I'm also wondering about its maximum speed.
 
32Gb would be quite alot, and expensive. Although its good to see technology moving forward. Four 32Gb DIMMs would be the max a 64 Bit OS could handle. :p
 
Correction: what Vista could handle. A 64bit OS could in theory handle up to 2^64 bit

~= 1.845e+19 bit

~= 2.3e+18 bytes

~= 2.14e+9 GigaBytes.

~= 2.097.152 TeraBytes

~= 2048 ... what's after TB?

No way we'll reach that for now :p I really hope w7 has solved the 128GB limit issue.
 
It's gigabyte, terabyte, petabyte, exabyte, zettabyte, yottabyte.

Now I'd suggest we wont see the last of those in our lifetime, but then I remember when a megabyte was so much memory you couldn't comprehend it and we're already at terabytes.
 
name='VonBlade' said:
It's gigabyte, terabyte, petabyte, exabyte, zettabyte, yottabyte.

Now I'd suggest we wont see the last of those in our lifetime, but then I remember when a megabyte was so much memory you couldn't comprehend it and we're already at terabytes.

Can't wait for my 4YOB's to arrive :p
 
that's a good news, but still they should made a DDR3 that works with 1,2v or less, before doing more and more gigs on the ram lol; and its price must be killer :stickpoke; also i wonder when i will have my 2yot hd :rolleyes: maybe when im 97?? :o
 
name='monkey7' said:
Correction: what Vista could handle. A 64bit OS could in theory handle up to 2^64 bit

~= 1.845e+19 bit

~= 2.3e+18 bytes

~= 2.14e+9 GigaBytes.

~= 2.097.152 TeraBytes

~= 2048 ... what's after TB?

No way we'll reach that for now :p I really hope w7 has solved the 128GB limit issue.

lol, I thikn the 128gb limit is prob far down on the list of things to fix!
 
name='VonBlade' said:
It's gigabyte, terabyte, petabyte, exabyte, zettabyte, yottabyte.

Now I'd suggest we wont see the last of those in our lifetime, but then I remember when a megabyte was so much memory you couldn't comprehend it and we're already at terabytes.

Didn't u know that retailers re-wrote the books on how this is notated ?

U have to replace the "a" in all of those with "i". A gigabyte is now a factor of 10. A gigibyte is the old gigabyte. Just like all the other expressions, like megabyte.

Aint it great how u can change the world when u have cash behind u.

The expression for 4GB is now 4GiB.
 
Hmpf. I still calculate with powers of 1024, so I will also use the regular GB/TB indications. Lazy TiB >< Only confuses me.
 
name='Rastalovich' said:
Didn't u know that retailers re-wrote the books on how this is notated ?

Hey I'm old school. People can tell me to do whatever the hell they like, I'll carry on as it always was.

Now if you'll excuse me I've got 50 games to fit on a C90 :D
 
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