FREMONT, California, January 21, 2010 — Corsair, a worldwide leader in high-performance computer and flash memory products, today announced that the Dominator GTX1 ultra-high performance DDR3 memory module (CMGTX1) has passed Intel’s XMP-Ready certification at the blistering speed of 2333MHz, surpassing Corsair’s 2000MHz modules as the fastest XMP-certified memory in the world. Corsair Dominator...
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Mushkin has been a leading name in high-performance memory for some time now and have been putting out products to warm even the pickiest enthusiast’s heart. Their latest release, the Ascent series, is no exception to their running tradition of quality, high-performance products. We have had the chance to play around with a 4GB...
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The world of RAM is an interesting one. A world that seems to recreate itself over and over again with each new version. Companies fight and struggle to keep the performance edge. Who has the best speed? Who has the flashiest heat spreaders? Who can take more voltage? But you know, in the end...
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I’ve always been a bit of a fan of Crucial memory, so when the opportunity came to test out the latest addition to their Ballistix line, I jumped at the chance. Crucial Technologies is a division of Micron and use Micron chips exclusively on their Ballistix, high performance line of memory. As some...
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As one of the largest memory manufacturers around, Kingston is usually one of the first companies to produce products based on the latest technologies and with the arrival of the P35 chipset based motherboards bringing DDR3 support, it wasn’t long before Kingston announced both ValueRAM and premium HyperX parts running at 1066MHz and...
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Straight off the press of our last Crucial memory review, we’ve got another one. Today we’re looking at Crucial’s top of the line performance memory, the DDR2 PC2-8500, rated at a massive 1067MHz. This is uber fast memory designed for the most heavily over-clocked systems. We put it through it’s paces to see how...
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How much memory does a modern day computer system need? Microsoft would lead you to believe that Vista runs happily one 1GB of memory, but anyone that’s actually used it will tell you that you need double that. What about a power user though? After you’ve loaded in the OS, Firewall, Anti-virus, email,...
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Product: Crucial 10th Anniversary PC5300 Author: Paul Mercer Category: Enthusiast/Overclocker Date: October 2006 Product cost: MSRP US $339.99 / ?204.44 / ?304.31 Manufacturer: Crucial Spelling and Grammatical Editor: Sean Kalinich Introduction: Crucial are a large company known mainly for their excellent memory products, they?ve been in the business for quite a while now…...
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Product: Kingston HyperX PC8500 Author: Paul Mercer Category: Enthusiast/Overclocker Date: September 2006 Product cost: MSRP $284 ($248.50 at allstarshop.com) Manufacturer: Kingston Spelling and Grammatical Editor: Jason Hambly This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it Introduction: It?s been a while since we have had a...
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Product: XMS2 Twin2X1024-8500 1GB Dual Channel Memory Kit Author: Sean Kalinich Category: Enthusiast/Overclocker Reviewed on: 23 April 2006 Product cost: $229.99 Manufacturer: Corsair Spelling and Grammatical editor: Paul Mercer Introduction: You know sometimes it seems that memory speeds change faster than CPU and GPU speeds. It was not enough to have DDR400, we had...
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