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From all the emails we get and all the comments we read around the web by many people it really seems that portable storage demands not only get to increase in capacity each day that goes by but also in speed since many of you keep asking about which is the fastest and smallest USB 3.0 compatible flash drive in the market currently. Of course the answer to that is not very simple because it's almost impossible for anyone to get his hands on every USB 3.0 flash drive out there by every single manufacturer to compare them against each other in order to see which the smallest and fastest one is. Still many of you know that we always do our best to deliver on your requests and so after digging around we found what just might be the perfect balance between performance and size, the SuperSonic Rage XT USB 3.0 Flash Drive by Patriot Memory.
The Crucial Ballistic Sport VLP module stands just 18.75mm tall and the Crucial Ballistix Tatical LP is 25.50mm in height. A normal DDR3 memory module module with a heatspreader on it is around 32mm in height, so these are substantially lower. Super high-end performance memory like the Kingston HyperX T1 module stands 60.95mm tall, but the Corsair Dominator GTX module tops them all at 64.30mm tall!
Team Group are a memory brand that a large number of people may not have heard of and in the UK this is particularly true as not many people know of the brand when mentioned. They are building their presence however and since we looked at their Xtreem LV kit back in October last year, Overclockers UK now stock a large selection of the LV kits.
We check out the latest G.Skill TridentX kit with a massive 2933MHz DDR clock out of the box, designed for the new Haswell Z87 platform.
Mushkin have recently released a new 2133MHz kit with 9-11-10-28 latencies and a rated voltage of 1.65V. The product is composed of two 4GB memory modules and are equipped with red Frostbyte design heatsinks.
Le prix de la DDR3 n’est plus aussi bas qu’à une époque, de quoi faire réfléchir le consommateur. Est-il nécessaire de s’offrir un kit avec une fréquence hors norme, ou faut-il se concentrer sur des kits aux fréquences plus classiques ? La question est légitime, surtout lorsqu’on connait la différence in game entre les différentes fréquences. On ne parle pas ici des clockeurs fous, qui se grattent avec les fps supplémentaires, mais bien du consommateur lambda. Voyons cela avec le dernier kit Crucial Ballistix Sport XT 1866 MHz.
Als einer der aufstrebenden Hersteller auf dem deutschen Markt versucht Avexir auch im Performance-Segment mit hoch getaktetem RAM auf sich aufmerksam zu machen. So etwa mit dem acht Gigabyte umfassenden Core-Series-DDR3-2133-Kit, das sich an Benutzer richtet, die ihre Speichermodule gerne übertakten wollen oder ihr Augenmerk auf die Optik im heimischen PC legen. Im Test erfahrt ihr, ob die Ansprüche eben jener Zielgruppe auch standesgemäß erfüllt werden.
Earlier this year we took a look at our first Viper 4 DDR4 memory kit from Patriot. That kit was a quad-channel kit designed for the X99 platform. Now that Intel’s Z170 chipset is here we have dual-channel DDR4 which we’ve seen to be more stable at higher frequencies. Patriot has sent us one of their latest Viper 4 DDR4 kits which is an 8GB dual-channel kit that runs at 3400 MHz! With official timings of 16-18-18-36 at 1.35V the PV48G340C6K kit is set to perform quite well on Z170 systems. On top of the fast speeds the memory kit features a custom-designed heatspreader that is black and red that will match many popular motherboards out there. Let’s get this memory installed and see what it can do!
With a cost around $200 - $250 USD the Kingston KHX16000D3K3/3GX memory certainly doesn't come cheap. However, an extra edge in performance is what every diehard PC Enthusiast wants, and these modules unquestionably deliver. These Kingston memory modules are the fastest speed currently available on the market.
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