AT tours Kingston memory assembly plant

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AT tours Kingston memory assembly plant

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http://www.anandtech.com/memory/showdoc.aspx?i=2446

interestingly, 100% of the memory sticks are tested, not just a sample
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Cool!
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Wow! Pretty impressive their quality control. Not only are the chips tested by machines, they are again tested in actual mobos.
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would be fun to have a mobo that would take a whole sheet of memory :)
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How would you like to be the guy who's job it is to sit there and swap out memory chips all day?:run
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