KINGMAX Releases DDR3-2400 MHz Modules with 'Invisible' Heat Spreaders

[newtekie1]

are we supotta be makin da envirunmentz green or keepin it greenz cuz im getting cofrused.

I made the environment a little more green last weekend, I painted a sidewalk with some green paint I found in my basement! I think it was lead-based, but the important thing is I helped make the environment a little more green!

 

[Easo]

I must say, WTF is that?

 

[twilyth]

It's a conspiracy perpetrated by the psychiatric services industry. First they got you pay real money for "virtual" goods in Farmville and Mafia Wars. But that was just a test run. They can't really lock you up for that shit (go figure). Now they want you to play with invisible components (when you're not chasing invisible butterflies).

So, the next time your favorite hardware geek talks about being "committed", you might need some clarification.

 

[EarlZ]

Since when did DDR3 require heatsinks anyway ?

 

[DanishDevil]

IMO, since it was ugly naked (aka forever). Purely for aesthetic purposes for me, though.

 

[Meizuman]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLFZzInXAWI

"Video contains material owned by EMI. Video is no longer available in your country"

 

[Frick]

It is pretty cool imo, even if they don't do much now. Keep developing! ^^