So 4GB OCZ DDR2 800MHz ram is <$100. Anyone happen to know if Sager/Clevo will support 800MHz memory via BIOS update? Seems strange to limit a board to 667mhz when you have high end Penryns and 8800M GTX's. It's not like 800mhz operation is bleeding edge at this point. I can understand shipping the cheaper 667mhz modules, but allowing the user to upgrade would be great. It at least couldn't hurt gaming performance.
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