Interesting if it can work

[Huge]

I just maxed out my mobo @ 8 gigs.

http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/pos...-ddr2-dimm-capacities-launches-8gb-dimms.html

MetaRAM quadruples DDR2 DIMM capacities, launches 8GB DIMMs

By Jon Stokes | Published: February 24, 2008 - 11:00PM CT
Since its launch in January 2006, the only thing that has been publicly known about former AMD CTO Fred Weber's new venture is its name: MetaRAM. Clearly, the stealth-mode company was working on something to do with RAM, but what? As of today, MetaRAM is finally ready to talk about its technology, and it appears to be a pretty solid evolutionary step for the tried-and-true SDRAM DIMM module. In short, MetaRAM's technology enables DIMM capacity increases of two or four times, so that a single DDR2 MetaSDRAM DIMM can hold 4GB or 8GB of memory while still being a drop-in replacement for a normal DIMM.

 

[Gonz]

A stick of ram that can run the entire Apollo program & a few hours of Dallas. Impressive.

 

[Inkara1]

Will the motherboard read that much, though? Many years ago, my dad had a computer that would only use a maximum of 64 megs per DIMM, even if you put in a 128-meg DIMM. That was annoying.

 

[Gonz]

XP & Vista max at, I think, 32GB. Vista 64 does 128.