Brand New, Limited Numbers available.
ECC Server RAM.
Samsung has begun shipping
16GB DDR3 RAM, which the company claims is the world’s first and
smallest high-density memory module. Targeted at servers, the 16GB DDR3
stick is also joined by an 8GB DDR3 RDIMM version; both are based on 2GB, 50nm-class DDR3 memory.
The new RAM follows Samsung’s 4GB single-stick DDR3 memory for consumer PCs, announced back in January. The 16GB memory rums at 1066Mbps, and is built in a dual-die package
configuration that, Samsung claims, shows cost and performance
efficiency improvements over quad-die configs.
Samsung’s 16GB DDR3 RIMM module and 8GB DDR3 RDIMM module should be
available soon, though no pricing has been released. DDR3 memory is
expected to take 29-percent of the DRAM market in 2009, climbing to
75-percent in 2011.
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