Quote from: Anonymousgg on March 16, 2024, 07:02:34

Quote from: Ziv on March 15, 2024, 16:24:11Unless this is significantly less expensive than 16GB it seems kind of pointless.

I kind of get 24GB as an in between for 16GB and 32GB and assume that it's priced somewhere in between the relatively large gap in price between those sizes, but I doubt 12GB will be sufficiently less expensive than 16GB to make it worthwhile.

I think it can get in the middle of those. It's a commodity, almost nobody will want to buy 2x12GB for the novelty alone.

If it doesn't catch on in DIY sales, I think you will see it go into pre-built PCs. They will start using these instead of 8GB modules. We might even see production end on 8GB modules.

I hope you're right and that it won't be that we'll get 2x12 for the price we used to get 2x16.

Quote from: Ziv on March 15, 2024, 16:24:11Unless this is significantly less expensive than 16GB it seems kind of pointless.

I kind of get 24GB as an in between for 16GB and 32GB and assume that it's priced somewhere in between the relatively large gap in price between those sizes, but I doubt 12GB will be sufficiently less expensive than 16GB to make it worthwhile.

I think it can get in the middle of those. It's a commodity, almost nobody will want to buy 2x12GB for the novelty alone.

If it doesn't catch on in DIY sales, I think you will see it go into pre-built PCs. They will start using these instead of 8GB modules. We might even see production end on 8GB modules.

Unless this is significantly less expensive than 16GB it seems kind of pointless.

I kind of get 24GB as an in between for 16GB and 32GB and assume that it's priced somewhere in between the relatively large gap in price between those sizes, but I doubt 12GB will be sufficiently less expensive than 16GB to make it worthwhile.