NEWS - Memorii - Page 11

Firefox · 26.05.2011, 22:48

Corsair offering 8GB Dominator GTX kit running at 2400 MHz

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Corsai has now expanded its Dominator GTX line of high-grade, overclocking-ready memory by releasing a dual-channel 8GB (2 x 4GB) kit which is certified to operate at 2400 MHz with 9-11-10-30 timings while powered at 1.65V.

The new, 2400 MHz-topping Dominator GTX memory kit makes use of the DHX+ heatsink, is bundled with an AirFlow 2 GTL fan, and is available on Corsair's web store priced at $499.

Firefox · 31.05.2011, 09:12

TwinMOS TwiSTER 4GB DDR3-2133 Memory Kit Review - t-break

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The performance difference between TwiSTER and its rivals is negligible in real world situations, where games won’t have a significant increase in fps, if at all, and encoding & decoding videos and songs will take just the same as it all depends on your CPU and GPU. The TwinMOS TwiSTER provides a budget-friendly solution to high-end ram as it can be overclocked very easily and will remain steadfast no matter what you throw at it.

Firefox · 31.05.2011, 11:23

Crucial Ballistix Smart Tracer 6GB DDR3-1600 - PureOverclock

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In terms of aesthetics, these Smart Tracer modules are sleek, and would look fabulous in just about any motherboard of any colour scheme. That being said, the primary appeal here is the lighting effects. Quite simply, you will not find another product on the market that will mezmerize LAN party-goers or friends such as these.

In terms of performance, the Ballistix modules ran very well, scaling as expected as we moved up the speed scale. The real measured performance increase ranged from about 1.5 to 3% on the whole, not unsurprising, but respectable overall.

Bady869 · 01.06.2011, 17:39

salut.
am o intrebare: se stie ceva despre memorii ddr4? un tovaras mi-a zis ca apar in 2012. este adevarat?

Firefox · 01.06.2011, 20:35

Vom trai si vom vedea. Hynix tinteste sa inceapa productia in masa a memoriilor DDR4 in a doua jumatate a anului 2012. Citeste aici: #135

executor2 · 02.06.2011, 10:38

Majoritatea producatorilor vor sa sara peste DDR4 si sa treaca direct la DDR5 , vom vedea.

Firefox · 02.06.2011, 13:29

G.Skill breaks the overclocking world record – fastest super pi 32m

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During the first day of Computex 2011, three legendary overclockers, Shamino, Fredyama and Young Pro smashed the super Pi 32M record at the G.Skill booth. They achieved incredible Super Pi 32M time of 5min 33.172s with amazing ram speed of DDR3 2340MHz CL6-9-6-25 1T. This is the fastest Super Pi 32M record recorded using the latest Intel LGA 1155 platforms.
This amazing score was achieved with top in-line hardware, G.Skill DDR3 2400MHz CL8 4GB (2GBx2) PI memory, ASUS ROG Maximus IV Extreme motherboard and Intel 2600K CPU.

Firefox · 04.06.2011, 21:56

Kingston HyperX KHX1600C9D3X2K2/8GX 2x4GB DDR3 RAM Review - APH Networks

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Kingston's HyperX KHX1600C9D3X2K2/8GX 2x4GB is a high quality dual channel kit that comes with the company's track record of excellent reliability and lifetime warranty. It is everything you would expect for a DDR3-1600 9-9-9-27 kit, but just don't expect any more.

Firefox · 14.06.2011, 12:13

GSkill SNIPER PC3-12800 CL7 12GB - RWLabs

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First with the RipJaws, now with the SNIPER it seems that the people over at GSkill have begun focusing on the appearance of their products as well rather than just their performance. True the SNIPER kit will not fit well on every mainboard out there due to their design but i think most hardcore gamers and enthusiasts don't really care about that and to be honest with you neither do i since i put performance above the colors/design of a kit. When it comes to performance the SNIPER 12GB CL7 kit did quite well especially since we were able to run it at 1T (although it can't compare to 2GHz+ kits) and we did manage to overclock it up to 2GHz. The only bad thing with our overclock was that we had to up the volt far above the safety limit set by INTEL and so we can't really recommend that to anyone. Also do note that the SNIPER line includes both dual channel and triple channel kits from 8 up to 24GB.

PROS

- Build Quality
- Design
- Tight Timings
- Overclocking Potential
- 12GB Of RAM

CONS- Price

Firefox · 14.06.2011, 15:13

Patriot unveils the G2 Series AMD Black Edition DDR3 memory line

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Showing its support for AMD's 9-series chipsets and the upcoming FX series processors, Patriot Memory has developed and today introduced the Gamer 2 Series AMD Black Edition dual channel DDR3 kits.
Backed by a lifetime warranty, the AMD-loving G2 kits make use of extruded aluminum heatspreaders, they operate at 1333 MHz (7-7-7-20 or 9-9-9-24 latencies) and 1600 MHz (8-9-8-24 or 9-9-9-24), and are powered at 1.5V or 1.65 ~ 1.7V.
The G2 AMD Black Edition offering includes 4GB (2 x 2GB) and 8GB (2 x 4GB) kits which are set to start shipping this month.

Firefox · 15.06.2011, 09:57

Samsung mass production 32GB DDR3 modules

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Samsung’s new 1.35-volt 32GB RDIMM performs at up to 1,866 megabits per second (Mbps), achieving a 40 percent improvement over a 1,333 Mbps, 40nm-class 32GB RDIMM operating at 1.5 volts, therein consuming 18 percent less power. The 40nm-class 32GB RDIMM was bestowed an Eco-Design Award at the International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2011 Innovation Awards. Also, the new 8GB SO-DIMM version processes data at up to 2,133 Mbps when operating at 1.5 volts.

source: dvhardware.net

Firefox · 16.06.2011, 09:31

X58 DDR3 Memory Roundup June 2011 Review (Corsair Vengeance, Crucial Ballistix Smart Trace, Kingston HyperX, Patriot Viper Xtreme and G.Skill Ripjaws) - HardwareHeaven.com

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Starting with the Corsair Vengeance we have modules which overclock well, run on a low voltage, keep cool as a result and offer good performance across all of the tests.

Crucial offer us memory which looks nice before we plug in, at which point they look great, ideal for modders or those with case windows. In addition to this they offer some good performance thanks to tight timings and of course have a low price point due to being a 6GB kit.

For G.Skill we have some modules which have a decent appearance and a design which is easy to install. They also balance performance, through tight timings, with capacity at 4GB per module. Kingston's t1 modules give us an option to run with 24GB of matched memory which runs nice and cool thanks to the oversized heat spreaders. They also perform at a good level.

That brings us to the Patriot sticks. We loved the copper, silver and black design which looks awesome in person. It's not all about looks though as the Viper Xtreme give us the option to run at 2000MHz and beyond, scoring well in all of our tests whether it is synthetic, real world, overclocking or thermal performance.

Firefox · 21.06.2011, 10:00

G.Skill Ripjaws 4GB DDR3-2133mhz - Review

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We wanted to review the G.Skill Ripjaws 4GB 2133mhz kit today because the crazy price point in the UK means that many people are going to jump onboard the ‘high performance’ memory bandwagon. We also wanted to check in case there was something seriously amiss with the product. Because in case you missed it, this bundle deal is retailing for only £50 inc vat.
Our testing has indicated that G.Skill Ripjaws 4GB memory is a hell of a performer, giving bandwidth benefits to the end user under a variety of real world situations. The eye catching red heatspreader design also deserves a special mention, because unlike some competiting products it won’t restrict the use of high mass CPU coolers, such as the Noctua NH D14. This is always a point worth making.
There doesn’t appear to be much room for overclocking, but this really won’t affect the majority of users on Sandybridge, as they will simply toggle the 2133mhz XMP profile for maximum performance and compatibility.
For the price however it is impossible to fault the Ripjaws 4GB 2133mhz kit, at £50 you are able to achieve performance levels that a few years ago were unattainable. Just be sure to get this deal quickly as we can forsee a jump in DDR3 pricing over the coming months.
Pros:

heatspreader design isn’t intrusive with a system build
the red colour is very attractive
price point is unbeatable

Cons:

none we can think of

Corsair Vengeance 1866 MHz DDR3 Memory Review - Benchmark Reviews

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Overall the Corsair Vengeance 1866MHz 9-10-9-27 (2 x 4GB) memory kit is provides great performance, at a great price. All of this is backed by a lifetime warranty from Corsair make sure that users need not worry about their RAM if it dies three years down the road. Unfortunately Corsair has designed the Vengeance with a heat spreader that may limit its ability to be used with large air coolers.

+ Provides a performance boost over 1600 MHz Kits in computation and memory intensive tasks
+ Lifetime memory warranty
+ Remains cool even under heavy load

Cons:

- Tall RAM cooler may not fit under large heatsinks
- Not as aesthetically pleasing as other memory kits

Ratings:

Performance: 9.00
Appearance: 8.50
Construction: 9.00
Functionality: 9.00
Value: 9.00

Kingston HyperX Lovo 1866MHz Low Voltage Memory Kit Review - eTeknix.com

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he stock speed for this memory is fantastic, which may not seem it at first, but for a kit that operates at a low voltage of 1.35V it really does surpass all expectations, and if running at a slightly slower 1600MHz, the voltage will drop even more, down to 1.25V.

Overclocking saw some major upsets with all tests showing that the memory actually performed worse than when it was at stock speeds leading us to see that Kingston really have squeezed out the maximum performance from this low voltage kit.

Pros:
Unique colour scheme

Low voltage

Lifetime warranty

Fast speeds

Cons:
Colour scheme may not match your system components

Overclocking saw worse performance compared to stock

Firefox · 24.06.2011, 09:08

Mushkin Blackline Ridgeback 2000 MHz DDR3 8GB - review

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The performance is great and you'll gain heaps of bandwidth with this kit. At 1866Mhz CAS9 it performs roughly similar to the GSKILL Sniper kit at 1600 with CAS7. Both kits are equally expensive. But dual-channel on a Series 6 Intel chipset motherboard in combo with any Nehalem based processor including Sandy Bridge, well that just hauls massive ass on any type of DDR3 memory.
The DIMMs we tested today are high-density 4GB DIMM modules. Yep, 4GB crammed onto one DIMM. And as such it is impressive to see that this kit can easily keep up with competing DIMMs thanks to it's high frequency and okay latency timings. Ideally on X58, you should go for a triple channel 4GB DIMM kit, Mushkin offers these kits as well.
The kit tested today is targeted at the latest series 5 and 6 Intel chipset motherboard solutions that allow 2000 MHz on that memory, and that's where this 8 GB kit really is golden. Overclocking wise you can take the memory to roughly 2000 MHz at CAS 9 on the same 1.65 Volts, unfortunately overclocking with a Sandy bridge processor is a no-go of course so that remains a bit of a subjective statement. For that you'll need a 1st generation Nehalem processor like say a Core i7 975/960/950/940/920 etc as these can be tweaked on the bus speed better. That's a no-no for Sandy Bridge where you can only overclock on the processor multiplier.

Firefox · 29.06.2011, 12:17

DDR4 to make a 2014 debut, takes DDR3 over by 2015 - TweakTown

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iSuppli have come out and said that DDR3 modules will remain the dominant DRAM tech throughout 2011 and flowing right into 2012, 2013 and even into 2014 before DDR 4 arrives in its next-generation glory. DDR3 RAM currently represents 85 to 90-percent of today's DRAM market and that will swell to 94-percent by 2013. But in 2014, iSuppli is predicting that DDR4 will emerge out of the flames of the DRAM market with a 12-percent share, within a year they expect this number to expand to 56-percent leading DDR3 with just 42-percent of the market.

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Bady869 Senior Member Location: Bucuresti Posts: 846 Rep Power: 3	salut. am o intrebare: se stie ceva despre memorii ddr4? un tovaras mi-a zis ca apar in 2012. este adevarat? __________________ Nici viitorul nu mai e ce a fost!
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