Infineon DDR2-800 & 8GB DDR2-400 RDIMMs

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Infineon demonstrates its leadership as memory supplier with the early introduction of DDR2-800 memory modules for the high-performance PC market and was selected ‘preferred supplier’ by Asus for its 512MB (Megabyte) DDR2-800 unbuffered DIMMs. Combining those DIMMs with the DDR2-800 capability of Asus' P5WD2 Premium motherboard, the whole system allows computer enthusiasts to maximize desktop performance with a DIMM bandwidth of 6.4GB/s. Infineon offers DDR2-800 unbuffered modules with densities of 256MB and 512MB. The 256MB and 512MB modules are based on Infineon's 256Mbit DDR2 components. Samples of the 256MB and 512MB modules are available for customers now. Volume production is planned to start in June 2005.

News Source: Infineon
 
But they're unbuffered dimms, that can't be right. Besides, no performance dimms are registred anyway, and I believe many mobos don't even handle them at all...
 
DDR-2 400 is not "performance" DIMM. From its capacity (8GB), it's clearly that the DIMM is for servers. It's not possible (yet) to have non-registered DIMM to have 8GB.
 
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