Samsung plans for DDR3 16GB Memory Module

With 64-bit operating systems finally becoming more mainstream, the demand for more RAM appears to be mounting. At least that is what Samsung hopes, with the company recently announcing new two-gigabit (256MB) DDR3 chips that will enable memory modules with up to 16GB capacity.

Using a new 50 nanometer manufacturing process, these DDR3 chips are twice as dense as before and boast a power consumption drop of 40 percent over one-gigabit modules. Samsung claims that the new chips are capable of faster speeds too, quoting a data rate of 1.3Gb/sec at 1.5V or 1.35V for a new 2Gb chip, compared with 800Mb/sec for a 1Gb dual-die package.

The company plans to begin mass production later this year and expects the new technology to become their primary DRAM process technology next year.

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Intel X58 chipset based motherboard for Core i7 processors

Asus P6T Deluxe is the upcoming Intel’s X58 chipset based motherboard.It is designed to work with upcoming Intel’s core i7 (Nehalem) processors .It has everything for overclockers and high end users.
It’s key features are:

  • Based on the new Intel X58+ICH10R chipset
  • Designed to work with upcoming Intel’s core i7 (Nehalem) processors
  • Support 36 lines PCI-Express 2.0, which allow to install 4 video cards
  • Has revolutionary 16-phase power-supply system
  • Features built-in memory controller
  • Support DDR3-1333 memory of up to 24GB with a total bandwidth of 3200MB/s
  • SAS(Serial attached SCSI) Support for Server-level Storage

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Gadgets

Upto 32GB storage in MOTOROKR EM35

The New MOTOROKR EM35 was launched by Motorola as reported by Engadget Mobile. This phone is designed with both music and talk in mind.

Full Story | December 4th, 2008

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