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Vor knapp drei Jahren tauchten erstmals RAM-Module mit AMD-Schriftzug auf. Die Intention des kleinen x86-Riesen ist es wohl, neben den eigentlichen Prozessoren, die komplette Infrastruktur weitestgehend anbieten zu können. Kompatibilitätsprobleme und Enttäuschungen der Kunden können so umgangen werden, sind die Module schließlich auf die Bedürfnisse und Fähigkeiten der Produkte abgestimmt. Über die Zeit haben sich die Anforderungen nun aber geändert, der zuletzt von uns getestete AMD-RAM mit einer offiziellen maximalen Taktfrequenz von 1600 MHz (DDR3-1600 bzw. PC3-12800) gehört sozusagen schon zum alten Eisen.
G.Skill has created quite a reputation for itself over the years among gamers, overclockers and enthusiasts alike, for creating exceptional memory kits, which are highly capable of overclocking for very competitive prices. So, it is no surprise that their latest in their flagship Ripjaws line, the Ripjaws 4 has been used to set the world record for DDR4 overclocking at an earth-shattering 4,255MHz! So, naturally, when G.Skill offered to send us a kit for review, we were thrilled and very excited to test this record-breaking memory.
Today we take a look at some memory with a name that just sounds awesome. Meet Kingston HyperX Fury… an action hero name if ever there was one. Hopefully the performance and quality won’t be a let-down after the great branding…
When choosing a memory kit to run in your computer, you shouldn’t take that choice lightly. Your RAM is basically the backbone of your system that enables everything to run buttery smooth. Should you decide to go with a smaller RAM kit, such as 4GB, you may not be able to keep too many programs running at the same time. If you choose you want something larger, like the Patriot Viper 32GB kit that we are going to be looking at in this review, then you have the freedom to run virtually all the programs you could want at the same time!
The latest Xtreem 32GB C11 DDR3 2133 memory kits from Team Group come with beefy heatspreaders in two different colors and have proven really overclockable, being able to reach speeds up to 2400MHz while keeping the voltages at safe levels.
If you are a camera enthusiast that is looking for a new memory card you should be looking closely at the UHS Speed Class symbols on the cards that you are considering purchasing. Back in November 2013, the SD Association came up with a new high-performance specification and speed class symbol that was specifically designed to support a capturing images and video on the most demanding 4K2K video cameras. The new Ultra High Speed (UHS) Speed Class 3 (U3) symbol will indicate products capable of recording 4K2K video and will be exclusively for SDXC UHS-I and UHS-II memory cards. Today, Legit Reviews will be looking at the ADATA XPG 64GB SDXC UHS-I U3 memory card. This will be our first chance to check out a UHS-I U3 card!
The HyperX team introduced to the Belgian press last week their new lineup. Biggest novelty was the side step from the traditional Kingston HyperX branding. HyperX is a standalone brand from now and is mainly focusing on gamers and affiliated markets. Edward, the EMEA business manager was present, together with most of the Kingston UK team and the Dutch Lewis PR crew. The event location was at 2BY2, one of Belgians greatest hardware distributors.
We are looking at the Kingston KVR-16R11S4/8HA ValueRAM server memory kit and seeing just what it is capable of. Let's find out what William thinks now.
Today we are taking a look at ADATA's XPG V2 2600 MHz memory. With a blazing fast clock speed, tight timings, and a sexy heatsink to keep it cool, it looks to be a real contender. Read on to see how it performed.
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