Will Crucial Ever offer PC 2700

[Slawsk]

OK. I know Micron is getting burned cause of their bad PC decisions and not offering RDRAM, but please tell me that the'll at least start offering PC 2700 for those of us with fast Mobos. I mean, common, it's not that hard. Or, are they just gonna stick to PC 2100 cause the P4 is now supporting it so they'll gain market share. Remember, the end user is just as important as the OEM!

 

[Soulflare]

I hope so, and soon.

 

[Athlon4all]

It's not that Micron/Crucial doesn't want to start selling PC2700, it's that the PC2700 standard hasn't even been finalized by JDEC yet, and because Micron is such a huge player politically in the memory market, they don't want to release PC2700 unless it's offical. That's prolly why, besides, most Crucial PC2100 can hit PC2700 speeds anyway,

 

[ramashiva]

LOL. Micron has certainly made mistakes, but not offering RDRAM certainly wasn't one of them. In fact, Micron announced PC2700 (DDR333) several months ago. You can read about it here --

Micron Technology announces PC2700 DDR SDRAM

 

[johndoe52]

Athlon4all said it all. Not until there are boards that offically support pc 2700.

 

[Texmaster]

I think my Kingston PC2700 is actually hendering my overclock.