Since the license for the software appears to be infinite, it’s good for future-proofing, too. Though it sounds like an odd scenario, if you pick this kit up for a secondary PC, you’re free to use the software on your main PC equipped with more than 16GB of RAM. This will sound a bit unusual once you realize that launch kits will only be available in 16GB (4x4GB) varieties, but A) AMD might be offering larger kits in the future (its words) and B) you’re free to use it on another machine. While it’s possible with some good searching to find an equivalent kit specs-wise for a bit cheaper (up to $10 from what I’ve seen), AMD is including an incentive here: Radeon RAMDisk software that supports up to 64GB of RAM.
#AMD RADEON RAMDISK 64GB FULL#
For those curious – yes, this RAM is equipped with XMP profiles so that you can take full advantage of this AMD RAM on your Intel rig. The kit’s CAS latency is 10, so overall it’s a competitive offering.
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Fast-forward to today, and the company has announced its RG2133 kit – and yes, G stands for “Gamer”.Īt DDR3-2133, the Gamer kit isn’t the fastest out there, but AMD touts overclocking-ability here, and its press deck alludes to DDR3-2400 being possible. AMD Radeon RAMDisk software creates a virtual drive using the available main memory (RAM) in your computer. Later, to help entice consumers even more, it introduced AMD Radeon RAMDisk software, which it has been giving away in small doses and selling in larger ones. Since that first unveiling, AMD went on to produce the RV1333 “Value”, RE1600 “Entertainment” and RP1866 “Performance” kits.
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It does make sense, even if at the end of the day a special RAM kit holds almost no appeal versus other components in a machine. But AMD’s goal since acquiring ATI has been to deliver a complete platform to people – regular user and gamer alike. After all, it seemed like at that point, RAM companies and their multitude of kits were a dime a dozen. Back in 2011, it was rather surprising to learn that AMD had begun producing DRAM kits again.