Kingston just announced their HyperX H20 line which is water cooled DDR3 memory.
"features three products: two 4GB dual-channel kits with 2000MHz and 2133MHz frequencies, respectively; and a 6GB triple-channel kit running at 2000MHz."
"Mark Tekunoff, senior technology manager for Kingston, said the water-cooling feature is desirable for its quiet operation and reliability. Thermo photography tests performed by Kingston showed that the water-cooled DRAM ran consistently 10 degrees to 14 degrees cooler than air-cooled modules, he said."
Didn't know my RAM got so loud that I need to buy water cooled RAM. Might need to check out how many decibels it is emitting when I get home.
All joking aside this does make sense for extreme high-end users that would like to pretty much go all water cooled and cooling RAM seems like a pretty logical step anyways since you can already do CPU's, GPU's and the various bridges on motherboards.
Price point is $157 for the 4GB kit and $235 for the 6GB kit which isn't really that bad for something like this.
www.computerworld.com/s/article/9180106/...rst_water_cooled_RAM 
