 Solid state storage
Check on eBay, I reckon you can pick up 4GB of DDR2 for £60 and the bare i-RAM for another £80. My £150 was a maximum guess. It just sounds a fun toy to effectively have your entire operating system at RAM speeds already when you apply power to the computer, with no seek overhead at all. The cheapest DDR2 is adequate, the device is limited by the SATA-1 maximum transfer rate.
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My System: Tim
Processor(s):
Athlon 64 3500+ | Motherboard:
Asus A8N-VM CSM | RAM Memory:
Corsair PC3200 CL2 DDR-400 2GB | Graphics Card(s):
nVidia Geforce 6600 512MB | Sound Card:
Cherry RS 6000 M keyboard | Hard Drive(s):
Barracuda.7+ 2x200GB 58MB/s sustain | Optical Drive(s):
Samsung DVD-ROM TS-H352 | Case / PSU:
Thermaltake Soprano | Cooling:
Stock | Network / Internet:
Telewest 2x20Mb/sec | Monitor(s):
SXGA flat panel | Operating System(s):
Slackware (2.6.27.7) (Fluxbox) | | 
26th Feb 2008, 16:05
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