Elpida Memory, Inc. (TOKYO: 6665), Japan’s leading global supplier of
Dynamic Random Access Memory (DRAM), today announced that it had
finished development of the smallest high-speed low-power 40nm
2-gigabit DDR3 SDRAM in the DRAM industry.
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For our Core i7 system we’ve brought nothing but the best to the table, and today we’ll be taking a closer look at our RAM selection; what is currently the fastest triple channel kit available, with some of the sexiest heatspreaders ever *drool*. In this review we’ll put Kingston’s flagship kit to the test. We’ll take a look at what promises to be amazing bandwidth even at stock, a quick peek at its overclocking ability, and finally see just how far this kit can take our Core i7 monster in SuperPi 32M benchmark (even though we still just have stock cooling: hurry up Noctua!)
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Tags: Core i7, DDR3, Kingston, Nehalem, Triple Channel
This memory kit from German based manufacturer Compustocx GmbH (CSX) has generated a lot of buzz in the overclocking community. From the exotic heatspreaders to the amazing clocks this is one “hell” of a product! This review will take a look at the various latencies and frequencies of this 2GB kit, at both stock and overclocked settings/voltages.
