The Inquirer reports that OCZ CEO Ryan Petersen has confirmed his company's plans to introduce some 4GB memory kits shortly before the release of Windows Vista, which is due out in January 2007. Those guys do believe that you will need at least 2GB of memory for the good gaming experience on Vista. That kind of confirms out story about vista and the gaming.

Nevertheless the games will of course work even with 1024 MB memory and we can bet that people will run Vista with 512 MB but we are talking about the comfortable experience. Ryan also confirmed that they are excited about vista as the people will simply need more memory. What can make the memory guy happier than the sudden demand for its product?

Those guys are already selling 2 GB memory kits that quite a few gamers picked up already and those guys are sure that these guys will want to get to 4 GB with vista. Don't think you will need 4 GB but many people that like to show off with their SLI / Crossfire machines will sure buy one. That is the not so far away future, and I can still remember giving away some serious money to buy an extra 64 MB module to play Shogo. That was just about eight years ago.