Samsung and Hynix have both come out DDR4 DRAMs.
http://www.techpowerup.com/143511/Hynix-Introduces-High-Performance-DDR4-DRAM.html
http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/9203178/Samsung_announces_first_DDR4_DRAM_module
Samsung's announcement was in Jan of 2011 while Hynix's was in April, 2011.
Samsung's DDR4 is rated at 2133 while Hynix's at 2400
Huf... :P for a minute you got me all scared !
I thought you sounded like Jack Nicholson breaking the door and sticking his head in it and saying "Johnny is here!"
:D
Personally I hate it when these companies are always upgrading their stuff every 6 months.
What am I gonna do with the last bits and pieces of the pc that are now considered "old" ? ::)
Do what many do - donate your old, but still working, computers to non-profit organizations - or people in 3rd world countries.
Quote from: penang on May 13, 2011, 08:46:13 PM
Do what many do - donate your old, but still working, computers to non-profit organizations - or people in 3rd world countries.
Surely they can't eat old computer components?
(Slaps my own wrist for that one! What a cock you are, dandelO!)
Quote from: dandelO on May 13, 2011, 11:30:50 PM
Quote from: penang on May 13, 2011, 08:46:13 PM
Do what many do - donate your old, but still working, computers to non-profit organizations - or people in 3rd world countries.
Surely they can't eat old computer components?
(Slaps my own wrist for that one! What a cock you are, dandelO!)
only if the components are cooked and prepared properly, then they are edible. :D :D :D
Quote1. Due to the Data Protection Act, companies are required to grind up all their silicon chips after use and some of these grains made their way back to a bay in Silicone Valley. Over time they began to notice that the crabs behaviour was changing and the crabs had taken on silicone and were starting to form geometric patterns themselves. They decided to do some investigation and due to the way in which a crab's brain works they were able to draw out images from the crab's brain. "You could release thousands of them onto enemy beaches and it would be like thousands of digital cameras". The story concludes with Ricky (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ricky_Gervais) explaining to Karl (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karl_Pilkington) that the baby crabs which came a few generations down the line had exactly the same memories as the original crabs.
:D
Sorry, Penang, please continue...