are they going to do this?

zangler · Apr 23, 2002

are ram manufacturers going to start making ram sticks with the new bga ram like on the gf4 ti-4600? will this offer a benifit.....one thing i noticed is how much smaller the chips are. what do you guys think?

RnPgrosz · Apr 23, 2002

I think they will be making the gf4 ti4200 cards with the bga. I think the gf4 ti4400 and 4600 are using normal thogh.

zangler · Apr 24, 2002

it is the other way around....the 4400 and 4600 come with bga standard, and the 4200 might come with it.....i know this because i have a 4600...but im talking about system ram....like pc2100 or something

Sonny · Apr 24, 2002

It'll be expensive as hell but can you imagine having 3.6ns - 3.8ns modules?!?!?!?!?! That would make the current DDR333(recognized) & DDR400(unrecognized) look really slow

Istari1 · Apr 24, 2002

Kingmax already makes DDR Ram sticks with BGA chips, they have been for a while.

Josh

elysium · Apr 24, 2002

Istari1 said:
Kingmax already makes DDR Ram sticks with BGA chips, they have been for a while.

Josh

Do you mean with 3,6ns ram or??? Post a link if so...

elysium

Sonny · Apr 24, 2002

Istari1 said:
Kingmax already makes DDR Ram sticks with BGA chips, they have been for a while.

Josh

Yes we all know that. Tiny BGA to be a little bit more accurate BUT they have not made anything available to the public close to 3.6ns - 3.8ns for system ram.

TASOS · Apr 24, 2002

It would be really great !!!.....if we could have DDR's with even
4.0 & 4.5 ns chips for system ram.

DDR-PIII · Apr 24, 2002

So.. how many ns is DDR400 ?

alinosa · Apr 26, 2002

kingmax tiny bga

the kingmax 2700 has or at least HAD 5ns ram when i was shopping for RAM...

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