HotHardware got a sneek peek at Kingston's upcoming FBDIMM, the newest type of memory almost available to the consumer.  Drop by to see what kind of improvements it will bring.

Or check out Ryan's review of Gigabyte's iRAM, utilizing DDR memory as blazing fast long term storage.

"The next generation of DDR2/DDR3 DRAM technology is on display at HotHardware.com. These sticks

are meant for server applications right now but down the road Intel will be introducing them to the

Desktop. FBDIMM employs AMB (Advanced Memory Buffer) chip technologies for a full high speed serial

interface to DRAMs."

Here are some more Memory articles from around the web:

  
Memory

• Corsair

  TWIN2X1024-8500 Memory @ HEXUS

• Interview with PDP Systems/Patriot Memory: Memory for the Masses from 1985 until

  Today @ X-bit Labs

• GEIL

  Ultra-X nForce4 Edition PC3200 400MHz CL2 5-2-2 DDR @ ThinkComputers.org

• Patriot PDC2G3500LLK 2GB

  PC3500 Dual Channel Kit @ Bjorn3D