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Has Anyone Ever Made A 4GB DDR2 Module?

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If so, who, and where can I find one.

Thanks!

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I don't understand your question, but maybe you refer to this:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6&name=4GB

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saint19 wrote :

I don't understand your question, but maybe you refer to this:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6&name=4GB

Yes, that the one... And jesus fooking christ!!! WTH? Lol. 130 bucks? I can get 8GB (4x2) for 50 bucks. Damn.

I was thinking on useing it for my G31 motherboard that has 2 dimms but supports upto 8GB.

Thanks anyways. I'll stick with the 4GB for the time being.

------------------------------ CPU: Pentium 4 641 - 3.2Ghz - Hyper Threading - 2MB Cache - 800Mhz FSB - 65nm
RAM: 2GB DDR2 Dell 800Mhz
GPU: 8600GTS 256MB GDDR3
HDD: 160GB Maxtor Sata II 7,200RPM
Reply to godbrother

4GB DDR2 are expensive, just like the 2GB DDR1.

Reply to amnotanoobie

G31 supports 4GB MAX, not 8GB.

Reply to tcsenter

Seems tcsenter is right:

http://www.intel.com/Products/Desk [...] erview.htm

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Delivers up to 12.8GB/s (DDR2 800 dual 6.4GB/s) of bandwidth and 4GB memory addressability for faster system responsiveness and support of 64-bit computing.

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