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I do wish the iRam had stuck around longer. The 4GB limit makes it practically useless today, but a modern version of the same would be incredibly useful for so

by 13 12y ago

I do wish the iRam had stuck around longer. The 4GB limit makes it practically useless today, but a modern version of the same would be incredibly useful for some workloads.

rsync 12y ago
Aren't there plenty of other PCIe ram-cards ? Like http://ddrdrive.com/ http://ddrdrive.com/ ? I didn't think there was any shortage of these kind of devices - especially given their common use in ZFS workloads as a SLOG.
- 13 12y ago
  I couldn't find any when I looked recently, even the one you've linked to is quite old (2009) and has the same 4GB (presumably 32bit) limit. If they were more common and in more realistic sizes I'd love to get my hands on one.
  - sargun 12y ago
    How interested are you, and in what quantity, and what storage quantity do you want to buy them?
    - 13 12y ago
      Not that interested, I'm an individual not a company! I meant if they were a product you could get off the shelf I'd be buying one, but I'm not that rich.