Monday, June 11th 2012

Century Japan Sells "Value" 16 GB DDR3-1600 RDIMM

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btarunr
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Century Japan started selling a [relatively] affordable 16 GB DDR3-1600 MHz (PC3-12800) ECC Registered DIMM. The module runs at 1600 MHz with timings of 11-11-11, and has been tested on EVGA SR-X platform to achieve 192 GB (12 x 16 GB), scraping the address-space limits of Windows 7 64-bit client operating systems. The 240-pin RDIMM uses 36 Hynix-made DRAM chips. In Japan, Century's new 16 GB RDIMM is priced at 25,000 JPY (US $314) a pop. For reference, DDR3-1066 MHz 16 GB RDIMMs are priced around $300.
Source: Akiba PC Watch

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10 Comments on Century Japan Sells "Value" 16 GB DDR3-1600 RDIMM

#1
Jacez44
Woah, what? I must have been out of the loop because I thought 8GB modules were still selling for 300$.
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#2
Ghost
Jacez44Woah, what? I must have been out of the loop because I thought 8GB modules were still selling for 300$.
Yep, 8GB modules are now only about 10-20% more expensive than 2x4GB kits.
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#3
Hayder_Master
btarunrDDR3-1066 MHz 16 GB RDIMMs are priced around $300
i think u mean 1600mhz
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#4
Stephen.
This are for boards with server chipsets coz i notice it's written ECC and ECC doesn't work on most performance/mainstream chipset or am i wrong? most mainstream/performance chipset mostly/only use Non-ECC memory is this correct?
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#5
repman244
st.boneThis are for boards with server chipsets coz i notice it's written ECC and ECC doesn't work on most performance/mainstream chipset or am i wrong? most mainstream/performance chipset mostly/only use Non-ECC memory is this correct?
That is correct, although AMD boards/CPU's support ECC on desktop boards. The case with Intel is that you need a Xeon to have ECC RAM, AFAIK.
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#6
avatar_raq
I might not be well informed about the subject, but $314 seems too steep for me.
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#7
Disparia
If you really need this level of capacity/speed, I suppose they're a value. Not a lot of other options available.

And if some one is buying 1066 at $300, stop, and go grab some Kingston 1333 for under $200/stick. Now that is a value!
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#8
digibucc
avatar_raqI might not be well informed about the subject, but $314 seems too steep for me.
well you've highlighted the issue - willingness to pay. it's not worth it to you (or even me at the moment) but it is a good price for such a product.
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#9
phanbuey
This is amazing news for servers and virtual farms.
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#10
andresgriego
And micro servers where there's only one DIMM slot.
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