The planned by Intel Flash cache for desktop PCs, Turbo Memory (code name: "Robson"), is according to some motherboard manufacturers little performance gain and was perhaps most for high-end-user interest.
Besides, a significant increase in performance only when too little RAM memory, which, given lower DRAM prices, but seldom the case.

If it goes after Intel, the motherboard manufacturers to choose either turbo-memory expansion cards to buy or Intel controller chips, together with NAND flash memory on the board perspective. Most board manufacturers have already indicated that they are more for the embedded solution.

In the first step, Intel Flash cache with 1 GB announced that the next generation Turbbo Memory 2.0, should NAND flash memory based on the 50nm technology with capacities of up to 8 GB.