Soon you will be able to purchase DDR3 memories with branding Radeon Sparkle your system
The DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) market has been considered a "dead horse" lately - every computer system you put together will include such memories, but the endless competition has brought prices to an almost hallucinatory floor level, which makes it difficult for players to earn and leads to gradual abandonment. Of the manufacturers (See Case OCZ).
Despite the problematic situation, there seem to be some who believe that right now is the ideal time to enter the race - and this is none other than AMD.
Company Has updated its site, And will offer three types of DDR3 memory under the "Radeon Memory, described as "ideal memories for our CPU and APU products".
All three types of memory will come in a 2GB module and will run at 1.5 volts, with the most basic Entertainment memory running at 1333MHz with 9-9-9 timings (no tRAS timing specified). memory The ULTRA PRO Gaming, built from "high-level components selected manually", will operate at 1600MHz with 11-11-11 timings (again, no tRAS timing value is specified).
The third memory will be memory Which is intended for the organizational market, and its specific data have not yet been published.
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In fact, it seems In Japan You can already find the shelves on the shelves Memories Entertainment, which will cost you about $ 20 per module.
A closer look at the memories reveals that the DRAM chips also bear the name of AMD - Are these chips that she has developed AMD "At home" and created in collaboration with partner GlobalFoundries? We can only assume for now.
Is this a rather puzzling move from the company - to enter a market where there is particularly tough competition, and to offer products that on the surface seem to be completely basic and "simple"?
as well, The A-Series processors וThe FX-Series Newcomers support DDR3 memory at 1866MHz speed, so it is a bit hard to understand why slower memories are offered AMD Are described as an ideal combination with these products.
Either way, if you ever dreamed of a system that would consist mainly of components of AMD - Now is your chance.
