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I remember the XMS series back in the day of original DDR memory. It really was the bees knees of memory and it let us know that it was the cream of the crop when it came to Corsairs memory line-up. Over the years, though, we've seen less XMS series memory from Corsair; instead performance has been dominated by the Dominator series.
The release of P67 hasn't done much in the way of RAM requirements, which for the most part is great. We say for the most part only because the lack of changes means that there's nothing super exciting about RAM on the new platform. With that said, though, there's a change when it comes to JEDEC standard; 1600MHz DDR being the stock minimum clock now and CL9 timings also being the minimum at those speeds. Companies aren't going to have an issue, though, as we've been dealing with speeds well above 1600MHz DDR for a long time now.
he Corsair Vengeance is priced at the lower end of the market attracting educated buyers to pick a brand they know they can trust. Corsair doesn’t blindside them with an inferior product, instead they have themselves a great gem here. Corsair Vengeance 8GB PC3-12800 CAS 9 Vengeance let’s you run all of those memory intensive programs where a 2X2GB kit wouldn’t cut it.
The Kingston HyperX T1 8GB (4 x 2GB) 2133MHz DDR3 memory kit is definitely worth considering by those looking for a high speed, high capacity kit to take their system to the next level. An XMP profile at 2133MHz makes the whole process extremely simple, and anyone with a compatible motherboard should be up and running in no time.
Recently G.Skill announced their latest Sniper memory which is designed specifically for PC gamers and system modders. They have underwent extensive compatibility tests to ensure high performance operation on a variety of Intel and AMD platforms.
Technic3D hat das G.SKILL RipjawsX 4GB Speicherkit DDR3-2133 im Test. Ob die optisch auffälligen Speicher auch in der Leistung überzeugen können, steht im nachfolgendem Testbericht.
Every so often though we like to take a look at what the major manufacturers have to offer, something which will be particularly relevant for those building a new system or wondering how they can get some extra zip from an existing build and today is one of those days. We'll be using our high end X58 build to look at kits which each have their own unique selling points to find out what Corsair, Crucial, G.Skill, Kingston and Patriot have to offer in the triple channel DDR3 market.
AMD systems are a little picky when it comes to RAM. Sure, most RAM will work, but quite often when we start to hit high speed kits they can have problems running at stock speed on an AMD platform. With the launch of the new 990FX chipset that's ready for Bulldozer along with the new Llano platform which has shown strong memory performance, it was only a matter of time 'till we saw some AMD specific kits.
On plaide coupable, clairement on ne se cherche même pas des excuses bidons, le geek ressemble de plus en plus à une blonde délurée. Mais si, vous voyez bien de laquelle je veux parler, celle avec la frange qui tombe devant les yeux. Tout comme elle, nous sommes attirés, bon elle plus par les hommes musclés alors que nous c’est le hardware, par le physique. Notre regard est indéniablement attiré par ces cartes au PCB noir mat, ces barrettes de RAM aux refroidisseurs extravaguants…. Et là, un jour nous arrivent des barrettes de RAM toutes nues avec un bon vieux PCB tout vert. On commence à sourire, le look old-school a quand même du charme, on se remémore quelques anecdotes, comme cette barrette de 128 Mo payées une fortune quand on était jeune. Et on se dit qu'un petit retour aux sources peut être plaisant.
Lately you haven’t seen many memory reviews coming from yours truly, but this is about to change! GeIL has sent in a whole package of their latest gamer RAM and this is the first part of the round-up. We’ll be taking a look at the GeIL Enhance Corsa and EVO Corsa-series, which have recently been introduced and are geared at gamers and overclockers. Let’s see if GeIL can hold up their claim, and put these DIMM’s on the testbed!
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