#4878019

mohiuddin

2014-07-21 05:27

Any motherboard supporting DDR4 RAM?

#4878024

PhazeDelta1

2014-07-21 05:37

Not yet.

#4878025

Corrupt^

2014-07-21 05:38

Any motherboard supporting DDR4 RAM?

Either way, it means a potential upgrade for my 2600K might finally be there in 2015. If it doesn't beat my system in CPU power, maybe it will in memory bandwidth. :banana:

#4878031

zimzoid

2014-07-21 06:02

Going to hold out for a few years before i jump to a new DDR4/motherboard, you would be mad to buy right away best to wait for it to mature somewhat..like a good wine:)

#4878040

kanej2007

2014-07-21 06:25

Dam, look at dem ultra high cl figures... Well, at least it's a step forward.

#4878078

lucidus

2014-07-21 08:31

I'm pleased with the lower voltage and the one stick per channel design. My DDR3 Nehalem has been my best PC build, no regrets even though the wisdom at the time was to buy DDR2 Penryns. I eagerly await Skylake!

#4878081

SLI-756

2014-07-21 08:42

Skylake and hopefully by them some nice ddr4 at reasonable prices. I imagine they'll be wanting to milk us badly over ddr4 pricing. (at least on mainstream arrival with haswell-e).

#4878093

fantaskarsef

2014-07-21 09:07

2011-3 is tempting to make me step up from my old X58 platform... still only able to survive because of the OC'ed CPU, the enthusiast platform giving tripple channel DDR (running at a meager 1150 thought), and the by then increadibly useless 3GB of GDDR rather than the standard 1.5GB (strangely, it still pays off with BF4 and modded Skyrim). Invest the money, skip what comes in between, would be nice to do that again.

#4878096

Terje_P

2014-07-21 09:12

Sold on Newegg now http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820148843&cm_re=DDR4-_-20-148-843-_-Product

#4878122

Nono06

2014-07-21 11:00

It an ECC memory type for server. Standard DDR4 will be chipper... The chippest 64GB (4x16) ECC DDR3 costs 664$ on Newegg and the most expensive 992$

#4878134

Undying

2014-07-21 11:26

Dat price, you can get DDR3 2133mhz for 100$.

#4878140

Ursopro

2014-07-21 11:39

Ill still stick with my 4770K and DDR3 2133mhz ram for a while! Nothing really uses 8-6 cores much still at all.

#4878176

Solfaur

2014-07-21 13:00

Either way, it means a potential upgrade for my 2600K might finally be there in 2015. If it doesn't beat my system in CPU power, maybe it will in memory bandwidth. :banana:

Same here, although I'm a bit sceptical on the performance increase (at least in gaming), we'll see in the next 6 months I guess. 🙂

#4878190

BLEH!

2014-07-21 13:35

And so it begins... :P

#4878202

Veteran

2014-07-21 13:57

If i was going to x99 id wait for the refresh because this first line of x99 will be expensive, have teething troubles and wont oc as well as the refresh.

#4878238

BLEH!

2014-07-21 15:07

If i was going to x99 id wait for the refresh because this first line of x99 will be expensive, have teething troubles and wont oc as well as the refresh.

I'll give it a few months, but given the endless issues I've had with X79 (mainly thanks to Gigabyte), I'll be happy to upgrade, just give it a few months to make sure there's no issues with the tech.

#4878240

AcidSnow

2014-07-21 15:09

What a joke. Wake me up in 2 years when this isn't such a punch in the ballz...

#4878248

proFits

2014-07-21 15:19

Nice find Terje_P! I consider myself a ruling member of the PC elite class, but I ain't gonna shell 900$ on memory anytime soon. Specially not for the very over-the-top amount of 64GB.

#4878251

MikeMK

2014-07-21 15:24

Well I'm very much looking forward to this. Havnt upgraded cpu in ages!

#4878264

Undying

2014-07-21 15:44

Well I'm very much looking forward to this. Havnt upgraded cpu in ages!

Why would you? If it isnt broken dont fix it.