31.03.2008 10:05 Uhr, Quelle: Hardmac.com
In iRAM Gigabyte Trusts
Source : CDR InfoGigabyte trusts in its fast RAM-based disk, aka iRAM. With performance level higher than the SSD, it looks really promising on paper. The new generation of iRAM is now available and features a brand new dedicated case:
To use it, you simply need to install DDR 266, 333 or 400 RAM modules, plug it to the PSU, and connect it to the SATA port; it will then be recognized as a HD by the system.
In theory, one could use it without any problem on a Mac, except the backup application bundle with it which is only for Windows. However, the iRAM only accepts at most 1GB RAM modules, which will then make a 4GB HD, based on todays requirements and availability, this is rather too small to get a
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