Recent content by sdavids5670

You're right. It was a cool concept but it was just horribly implemented. Luckily, I was able to use my 4 GB of memory on an older motherboard (I have that luxury because I don't use the PCs to game). I feel for you, though, being stuck with 8 GB of RAM.

After playing around with the card, I think I've finally settled on the best use of the technology for my situation. Rather than swapping off the iRAM drive, I'm using it to store a golden master image of Windows 2003 Server. Since the image is static (never changes), I just created a backup...

I don't normally get to post on threads like this so it feels nice to have some input for a change. I have quite a bit of experience playing around with the iRAM card from Gigabyte. I have the SATA150 4 GB max mem version of the board. I can definatively state, for the record, that if you are...