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I have heard of RAM with an LED attached. Does anyone have a
link to this stuff??
Is it REAL???
Thanks!!!
link to this stuff??
Is it REAL???
Thanks!!!
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RAM with LED??
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AWESOME!!!! Thanks KillorBE!!!!!!!!
You made me money!!!
You made me money!!!
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Has anyone seen any prices on this yet? ...'cause apparently "all gamers need this product."
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I'd be more interested in a 256 or 512 stick. My feeble little brain still can't comprehend 1GB of memory
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What use is the LED besides being a novelty? Unless you have a window on your case, it's not going to do you much good....
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I can certainly appreciate the art of it. Just to clarify my remarks, I'm just saying that RAM LEDS are primarily a cosmetic thing. I'm afraid the interior of my computer wouldn't be much to look at. I will confess, however, I did purchase an LED case fan, but no one can see it. I was curious if it would show through the front intake (it didn't) plus it wasn't any more than the regular fans...
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I would assume that you're really not paying for the cost of the LEDs (maybe a couple dollars, tops). I'm not sure about the wiring itself but LEDs are very cheap, so even if you can't see them, its not like you're throwing away money.
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Also, 1Gig of normal XMS and 1gig of the XMS Pro version is only a $1 difference.
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProdu...alog=147&manufactory=1666&description=&page=3
http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProdu...alog=147&manufactory=1666&description=&page=3
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mage_x said:johnnycnote have you not seen the alternitave modding forum?
I haven't checked that one out, but I've seen others, and I like some of the modded PC's they show in Maximum PC. I'm glad there are more choices now besides the old beige cases that used to be the only one. I have a nice Antec case that I could easily add a window to if I were so inclined.
I look at it the same way I do customizing cars. I can appreciate it, and like some of what I've seen, but I'm not into it myself. One thing I am interested in, although I may not get one soon, are the new small form factor PC's.
My system is set up for DVD ripping, video capture and general AV applications, so I need a better sound and video card than what is currently available with SCC motherboards, but things can change....
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When I started reading this thread I was expecting someone to link to some crappy no-name ram that was using a novelty to sell it. But now it appears that it would be kinda cool. Too bad its sooo $.
