Friday, December 07, 2007

OCZ introduces 8GB RAM kits

Overkill or just what the doctor ordered?

OCZ OCZ2P8008GQ Quad Kit
The 64-bit era could slowly start to become a reality, as OCZ now thinks it’s worth introducing 8GB memory kits for ‘workstations and advanced gaming systems.’ The OCZ2P8008GQ kits feature four 2GB sticks of PC2-6400 memory with 5-4-4-18 timings, and will only be useful for those using 64-bit operating systems, as 32-bit operating systems can only access a total of 4GB of RAM.

OCZ’s vice president of technology development, Dr Michael Schuette, admitted that ‘to have eight gigabytes of memory available in the system may sound like overkill for the average user.’ However, he added that ‘in any mega-tasking environment the requirements for system memory can skyrocket and easily break the 4GB boundary.’

OCZ claims that the Quad Kit ‘is ideal for enthusiasts, professionals, and DIY system-builders using Windows® Vista™ as their choice operating system that require the performance of high-speed memory. As the ultimate upgrade for hardcore gamers, the latest DirectX-10 PC titles require large amounts of memory to deliver the most stable system performance and maximize game play.’

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