A-DATA intros 4GB DDR3 RAM sticks for Macs, PCs
updated 04:25 pm EDT, Tue July 28, 2009
A-DATA outs 4GB DRAM
Taiwan-based A-DATA announced on Tuesday it will soon release single 4GB DDR3 DRAM modules as part of its performance memory offerings. The high-capacity sticks will be available in the U-DIMM configuration for desktop applications, SO-DIMM for notebooks and unbuffered ECC-DIMM/ECC Registered DIMM for workstations and servers. Other than the higher capacity, A-DATA touts less energy use than when using two sticks to achieve the same total capacity.
Tests have shown compatibility with newer Intel Core 2 and Xeon systems as well as all Core i7 systems. No pricing or release dates for the 4GB memory sticks have been released. [via SlashGear]
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What is the maximum amount of RAM that a new Mac Mini can take advantage of? 8 gigs would be great, but I think I read that it can't address more than 6 gigs.