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In unserem heutigen Bericht möchten wir testen, was mit dem Speicher der Firma Kingston erreichbar ist. Für diesen Test steht uns das Kingston KHX2000C9D3T1K6GX Kit zur Verfügung. Dabei handelt es sich um 3x2GB Kit mit 2000Mhz und 9-9-9-27 Timings.
Frankly speaking, we expected a bit more from DDR3-1333 support, but the game was not worth the candle. Still, from another angle it's a very good result, because even 1066MHz memory with two modules per channel causes no trouble.
Die Core i5 Plattform von Intel ist noch relativ neu und viele Speichersteller bringen dementsprechend spezielle Kits auf den Markt. G.Skill präsentiert uns heute ein 4GB Kit der RipJaw Reihe.
When Intel released the i7 last year, all of the memory manufacturers immediately answered with low-voltage triple channel DDR3 kits. If you didn't know, Intel's VDIMM requirement for memory used with the i7 CPU/X58 chipset is 1.65v to prevent damage to the i7's internal memory controller. Though the standard voltage for dual channel DDR3 memory modules is 1.5v, voltages for DDR3-2000 modules commonly run 1.9v and higher. This posed a definite challenge to the memory guys… regardless of speed, timing, or overclocking capability, 1.65v is it!; no extra voltage to add stability to that high speed or those tight timings.
Es muss nicht immer High-End sein und so begrüßt die Technic3D-Redaktion heute ein 6GB Kit aus dem Hause Elixir welches den Otto-Normal-Verbraucher anspricht. In wie weit das Speicher-Kit aber dennoch mit Leistung aufwarten kann, zeigen wir in nachfolgendem Review!
With i7 taking market share and more people considering building an i7 system every day triple channel memory kits ‘ popularity is on the rise. Today we are looking at an affordable Patriot Extreme Performance Viper Series DDR3 3GB (3 x 1GB) PC3-10666 Enhanced Latency DIMM Kit.
Kingston is no stranger to high performance memory kits. With HyperX kits available for just about any platform you can think of, it is no surprise that with the launch of Intel’s Lynnfield CPU they have released one of their fastest kit to date. Running at 2133MHz, this dual channel DDR3 memory kit is blazing fast out of the box.
While people understand that RAM helps your computer run efficiently, not everyone knows exactly how it works. More of it means you can do more simultaneously, but not all people can explain why, or tell you exactly what the RAM is doing in your system that gives it that edge. Let’s take a look at exactly what RAM is, and how it works.
For this review I will be looking at some hardware from a company that probably needs no introduction as they synonymous with computer memory, they are of course Crucial, now Lexar Crucial. The product under review is some of their newer memory, 2x 1GB sticks of DDR3 1600 Ballistix or to give it its proper “name” BL12864BA1608
Here at Tech-Reviews we’ve unfortunately never had the chance to review any desktop memory kits. However, whilst spec’ing up the components for our new i7 test rig an email suddenly dropped in my inbox from OCZ as they wanted to send us some OCZ Platinum DDR3 memory for review. After taking a look at the specifications and features of the memory, it seemed to be the perfect kit for an i7 rig – their website confirmed this with it stated that they’re designed and optimized specifically for i7 processors.
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