Gigabyte already sells a PCI card, that holds up to 4Gb of DDR ram, that in turn shows up on your computer as a seperate lettered drive. You can use this "drive" as your virtual memory OR...even to install your OS or any programs on it, as it is continuously powered by a battery when your PC is turned off. The data transfer speeds involved blow any hard drive on the planet AWAY. I'm telling you, its a piece of our computing future...flash memory hard drives. (I'll call it) AS

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