Seems a decent price for this RAM. £51.31 delivered if you pay in Euros and use a fee free debit/credit card. Otherwise if you use Amazons currency convertor and pay in GBP, it's a couple of quid more.
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Spark
6 Jun 16#1
That is some nice looking RAM.
Ferrari100
6 Jun 16#2
Ordered, thanks op.
Will be used in my new AMD AM4 build when motherboards and Bristol Ridge APU's arrive soon.
fishmaster
6 Jun 16#3
Some more information on this for those that are interested:
"While the forthcoming series of "Bristol Ridge" APUs, expected in mid-2016, will be one last iteration of the Bulldozer architecture, it will already utilize the AM4 socket, embracing DDR4 support."
This should provide an upgrade path to the new Zen architecture CPUs out later this year, the first of which will be codenamed "Summit Ridge".
AMD is expecting to make a comeback in the high end CPU market after 10 years in the wilderness, ever since the Intel Core 2 Duo architecture in 2006, AMD has always been behind. I'm expecting good things of Zen as the legendary CPU engineer Jim Keller designed the microarchitecture.
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Will be used in my new AMD AM4 build when motherboards and Bristol Ridge APU's arrive soon.
"While the forthcoming series of "Bristol Ridge" APUs, expected in mid-2016, will be one last iteration of the Bulldozer architecture, it will already utilize the AM4 socket, embracing DDR4 support."
This should provide an upgrade path to the new Zen architecture CPUs out later this year, the first of which will be codenamed "Summit Ridge".
AMD is expecting to make a comeback in the high end CPU market after 10 years in the wilderness, ever since the Intel Core 2 Duo architecture in 2006, AMD has always been behind. I'm expecting good things of Zen as the legendary CPU engineer Jim Keller designed the microarchitecture.