NEWS - Memorii - Page 13

Flash92 · 17.09.2011, 16:17

AMD s-a apucat sa branduiasca memoriile, bineinteles dupa Nvidia. Ei aveau OCZ-urile branduite NVidia SLI. Lame dupa parerea mea.

laurentiu13 · 18.09.2011, 14:12

Deci sa inteleg ca daca noi doi vindem CD-uri in plicuri, iar eu ma gandesc sa le pun in carcase de plastic, ca sa atrag clientii, si faci si tu la fel ca sa tii pasul, sa imi poti face concurenta in continuare, esti lame?

Pur si simplu tin pasul cu concurenta, de ce sa se poata gasi memorii nVidia si nu si AMD Vision; detinatorii de AMD nu au de ce sa fie dezavantajati. Nu va mai limitati gandirea, chiar daca asta vor unii de la noi!

kppus · 18.09.2011, 14:31

abia asteptam sa scoata AMD memorii...sa speram ca o sa fie la fel de performante ca celelalte.

lukedeadwalker · 25.09.2011, 09:08

Au aparut module RAM de 8GB (DDR3). Da, o singura placuta de 8GB.
Firma "responsabila" este Patriot.

bestbattle · 25.09.2011, 14:46

Oare cand vom vedea asa ceva si pe la noi?

Firefox · 28.09.2011, 16:09

Mushkin Blackline PC3-16000 3x4GB Review - Overclockersclub

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The Mushkin Blackline 12GB kit definitely exceeded my expectations! These sticks didn't even feel warm in use and felt like they had much more headroom for overclocking than my CPU could keep up with. Most home users will not need 12GB of memory yet, but power users will enjoy the headroom. For less than $150, you could have enough memory to run a home server easily. The Frostbyte heat sink design has been around since at least when DDR memory was out and is small enough that there shouldn't be a problem running them with a large heat sink (though it may come close) or populating every slot. This design keeps the modules small and lightweight, but is still sufficient to keep the memory running cool.
With the large capacity, I was expecting them to be finicky, run warm, and not provide much headroom for overclocking. Well, I was wrong on all counts! The only problem I ever ran into was that I required more voltage than the XMP profile suggested for QPI voltage. Bumping that up to 1.45V from 1.40V quickly fixed the 124 BSOD that is indicative of low QPI voltage. At stock, the memory was willing to tighten up a little bit to 9-9-9-27, but for CAS 8 I was able to run around 1805 MHz with 8-9-8-27 and up to 1850 MHz before stability issues. Overclocking the RAM to 2105 and higher didn't require any additional memory voltage really, just QPI to keep the CPU IMC happy. I feel that there was more headroom to overclock this kit if only the IMC could have handled it. This kit also has a lifetime warranty to protect end users, which is always a great bonus when looking at hardware. Mushkin also hand tests their memory so the chances of getting a DOA stick should be very low. In the end, if you need or want a high speed 12GB kit, the Mushkin Blackline 998990 is a great choice!

Pros:

Overclocking headroom
Effective Heatspreader design
Good Looks
Performance
Lifetime Warranty
Low Cost

Cons:

Need applications to take advantage of the capacity

Firefox · 14.10.2011, 14:04

Corsair High-Performance Quad Channel 32GB Memory Kit

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Corsair announced a high-performance quad channel Dominator 32GB DDR3 memory kit.
The Dominator 32GB Quad Channel kit (part number CMT32GX3M4X1866C9) consists of four rigorously-screened 8GB DDR3 DRAM modules with Corsairâ€™s patented DHX+ heatsinks. It operates at 1.5V and is designed to run at 1866MHz, with 9-10-9-27 C9 timing. Corsair has compatibility tested the new 32GB Quad Channel kit with upcoming quad channel platforms as well as current dual channel platforms.
"The new Dominator 32GB Quad Channel memory kit is designed for high-performance PC enthusiasts using the latest motherboards, whether they're overclockers, gamers, or simply want a large amount of state-of-the-art memory," said Thi La, Vice President of Memory Products at Corsair. "Corsair is a market leader in high-performance memory, and we're pleased to be first to market with a high-performance 32GB quad channel kit."
The Dominator 32GB Quad Channel kit will be available in October from authorized Corsair retailers and etailers worldwide for a US MSRP of $999. To get the full story on Corsairâ€™s complete line of high-performance Dominator DDR3 memory kits, please visit.

source: guru3d

FosFor · 16.10.2011, 21:04

Corsair Unveils High-Speed 8GB DDR Memory Modules, 32GB Kits

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The Dominator 32GB quad-channel kit (part number CMT32GX3M4X1866C9) consists of four rigorously-screened 8GB DDR3 DRAM modules with Corsair’s patented DHX+ heatsinks. It operates at 1.5V and is designed to run at 1866MHz, with LC9 9-10-9-27 latency settings. Corsair has compatibility tested the new 32GB quad-channel kit with upcoming LGA2011 platforms based on Intel Corp.’s code-named Sandy Bridge-E as well as current dual-channel platforms.

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The Dominator 32GB quad-channel kit will be available in October from authorized Corsair retailers and etailers worldwide for a MSRP of $999.

Firefox · 14.11.2011, 16:16

Corsair Announces Full Line of Quad Channel DRAM Kits

Corsair Dominator GTX8 PC3-19200 Quad Channel 8GB Kit - Review

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Corsair has come out really fast with a high performance kit and really hasn't chosen to mess around. While they've also got more budget friendly kits on offer, there's no denying that users wanting some real high speed memory are going to enjoy what Corsair are offering us on day one.

The biggest issue for users is making sure that the GTX8 is paired with a CPU that is capable of pushing out 2400MHz DDR+. Having the new i7 3960X is one thing, but as you can see today, out of the three we tested only one was able to offer us 2400MHz DDR. No doubt over the coming weeks, though, we'll have a better idea with what's going on with retail models and their overclocking capabilities.

G.Skill gears up for X79 with new Quad Channel DDR3 RipjawsZ kits

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Right in line with the big launch that is Intel's next generation top tier performance platform comprising LGA-2011 Sandy Bridge-E Core i7 CPUs and its accompanying Quad Channel supporting X79 chipset, G.Skill has announced their latest RipjawsZ series modules in Quad-Channel form to suit.

Avexir Core Series DDR3 Memory with Blue LEDs Released

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The new Core Series already managed to turn heads at the last Computex in Taipei. With the blue LEDs, the memory presents a refreshing change in the way we view these in a system, aiming to awe and inspire case-modders, price conscious hardware enthusiast as well as overclockers.

The black heatspreaders of the Core series bring out the best in the blue LEDs, which has been placed directly unto the PCB of the memory. To really bring out the best in the visuals, the heatspreader is shaped in such a way to light up the company logo at the top, adding a further visual element to the system. On top of that, Avexir has chosen to use black PCB, further adding the great look and feel of the Core Series modules.

At first the Avexir Core Series will be available in four variants exclusively at Caseking: at speeds of 1333 and 1600 MHz with either 2 or 4 GB as separate modules or in dual and triple-channel kits, resulting in up to 8 or 12 GB capacities for such configurations.

Firefox · 17.11.2011, 19:02

DDR3 Memory Performance Analysis on Intel X79

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Legit Reviews analyzes the performance of DDR3 memory on motherboards with Intel's X79 chipset, you can check out the article over here.

We started out running a single module at 1333MHz and then another module at a time to test dual channel, triple channel and finally quad channel. The Intel X79 chipet on the Intel SX79SI motherboard was able to properly run each memory configuration. The benchmark results in Sandra 2012 were very impressive in the sense that the benchmark results were nearly linear when moving from single channel to triple channel memory. Adding the fourth module for quad channel performance showed..

FosFor · 29.11.2011, 23:21

Patriot and Visiontek have begun producing AMD-branded desktop memory modules

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The AMD memory devices are available in 2 GB, 4 GB and 8 GB sizes as well as 1333 and 1600 MHz speeds. There is also a Radeon performance memory line which runs at 1866 MHz. AMD did not release pricing of the memory modules.

daniel24 · 03.12.2011, 18:20

http://hwbot.org/submission/2226896_...ram_1800.1_mhz realizat astazi.Bravo baieti si felicitari

Firefox · 06.12.2011, 09:05

GeIL EVO CORSA PC3-19200 16GB Kit Review - TweakTown

Intel demonstrates 512MB Hybrid Memory Cube DRAM operating at 1Tb/s

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Earlier today in Taipei we attended the Intel Innovation & Research Forum 2011 where bigwigs from Intel Labs were in town to showcase what they have in store for the future of computing. Besides announcing further cooperation with research institutes in Taiwan, they also had some super techy and nerdy demonstrates on display in the showcase area of the event.

One demonstration that quickly caught our attention was the Hybrid Memory Cube display which was showcasing potential future memory technology in the mainstream running at a stunning 1Tb/s or 128GB/s.

Not only is the memory able to operate super-fast at around 12 times faster than DDR3-1333 (10.66GB/s) and DDR4-2667 (21.34GB/s) at around 6 times faster, it also uses less power per bit. DDR3-1333 uses 53.98 pj/bit and Intel's HMC Gen1 512MB Cube uses just 7.78 pj/bit.

Retro Vizion · 06.12.2011, 18:14

Patriot Division 4 DDR3-1600 16GB Memory Kit Review - NeoSeeker

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Originally Posted by NeoSeeker

As a part of Patriot's new Division 4 series, the kit includes four 4GB memory modules are designed to support the Intel X79 platform and 2nd generation Core processors. This allows them to be used in conjunction with any X79 based motherboard, but they can also be used as a dual-channel kit on any AMD or Intel motherboard that supports DDR3 memory.

The 16GB Division 4 memory is hitting the street with an aggressive pricing strategy, as this kit has an MSRP of only $119.99. That is less than the DDR3-1600 CAS 8 memory kit we examined from Corsair, and only slightly more expensive than the CAS 9 models previously reviewed. So, from the start we know the price is right, but let’s get these into our test system and see if the performance is there as well.

Firefox · 17.12.2011, 09:01

G.Skill Ripjaws Z F3-17000CL9Q-16GBZH 16GB Quad Channel Memory Kit Review - Bjorn3D

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The Ripjaws Z modules are part of an overall package which makes for the ultimate high performance system. No matter if gaming or photo/video editing the new Ripjaws Z kit has the ability to increase performance and get more work done faster. The price point is spot on for a high capacity 16GB kit with such high performance. The build quality of the modules is second to none as the heatspreaders alone not only look cool but they keep the modules cool as well and they are very thick and sturdy. These modules are just flat out thick chunks of metal. Anyone building a LGA2011 system would be hard pressed to find a reason not to consider the Ripjaws Z series, now of course the exact module would be subjective to the user and what they will be using them for.

Pros
Aluminum heatspreaders look nice while keeping the modules cool
Awesome performance benefit
High Speed XMP profile
Lifetime warranty
Very solid build quality
Excelelnt price/performance ratio

Cons:

Tall heatsinks with the LGA2011 2 sided DIMM mounting means higher probablility of cooler interference

17.09.2011, 16:17	#181
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lukedeadwalker Senior Member Posts: 476 Rep Power: 3 Reputation: 25	Au aparut module RAM de 8GB (DDR3). Da, o singura placuta de 8GB. Firma "responsabila" este Patriot.
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