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DDR4 Memory on Newegg.com

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 http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100007611%20600521523&IsNodeId=1&name=288-Pin%20DDR4%20SDRAM


just caught my eye, nothing crazy or mind blowing, 
was bound to be released soon 
just interesting that it surfaced 
Crucial only atm - visually looks like expensive poop

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ECC Buffered memory. I have no idea where to put this even if I buy one.

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I'm not too fussed about DDR4, it's not going to be some sort of major innovation, just larger capacities as well as a few other bits and bobs.

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it's been on newegg for a week or two now.

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it's been on newegg for a week or two now.

=[ i guess no news fame for me

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Some good ram for servers but look at that Cas Latency.......

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Screw DDR4 memory. This is the future. http://www.pcworld.com/article/2366680/computer-memory-overhaul-due-with-microns-hmc-in-early-2015.html

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Anyway, there are hardly ANY motherboards that support it anyway.

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The X99 chipset along with Haswell-E will be the first consumer motherboard that support DDR4.

But will it be handicapped to Haswell-E so that the last generation of haswell is unable to support DDR4 or....?

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DDR4 will not be available to the LGA 1150 Z/H97 chipset for Haswell and Broadwell. 

:,(

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