NEWS - Memorii - Page 9

Firefox · 01.03.2011, 11:56

Corsair release Blue Vengeance DDR3 memory

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Corsair have announced several new products today, and they are also updating a new family member to their Vengeance series of memory kits.
Vengeance DDR3 memory is optimized for overclocking and compatibility, at an attractive price point. The original Vengeance modules, released to critical acclaim in November 2010, are equipped with aluminum heat spreaders anodized in Jet Black. The new modules offer performance identical to the original, with Cerulean Blue anodized heat spreaders that provide a great match with the latest 2nd generation Intel Core processor family motherboards from ASUS, MSI, and Gigabyte. The striking blue color is shared with Corsair Gaming Series power supplies, allowing users to maintain a consistent color scheme throughout their system. Style-conscious system builders can also mix original Jet Black and new Cerulean Blue Vengeance modules for an even more dramatic look that matches their motherboard.

http://www.kitguru.net/components/me...e-ddr3-memory/

bogdi_r · 04.03.2011, 08:55

http://lab501.ro/stiri/cebit-2011-ki...la-2133mhz-cl8

FosFor · 07.03.2011, 19:22

G.Skill Unveils 2.3GHz Memory Modules with CL7 Latency

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At CeBIT 2011 trade-show, G.Skill introduced two new dual-channel 4GB memory kits that can operate at 2133MHz with CL6 latency setting and at 2300MHz with CL7 latency setting.

Sursa: http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/memory/...y_Modules.html

xTreme.Fun · 07.03.2011, 19:24

Wow , oare cat costa placa de baza care suporta memoriile alea ?

Retro Vizion · 11.03.2011, 04:22

Corsair Vengeance 8gb (2X4 GB) PC3-12800 - RBMods

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Originally Posted by RBMods

Time for another memory review, today we’re taking a look at Corsair Vengeance kits. This one is aimed towards overclockers with its aluminum heatsinks to dissipate heat and a low price which should make an excellent choice for overclockers.

Retro Vizion · 11.03.2011, 20:23

Kingston HyperX T1 8GB (4 x 2GB) 2133MHz DDR3 Memory Kit - BigBruin

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Originally Posted by BigBruin

The Kingston HyperX T1 8GB (4 x 2GB) 2133MHz DDR3 memory kit is definitely worth considering by those looking for a high speed, high capacity kit to take their system to the next level. An XMP profile at 2133MHz makes the whole process extremely simple, and anyone with a compatible motherboard should be up and running in no time.

Firefox · 14.03.2011, 08:50

G.Skill intros new Sniper series DDR3 memory kits

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The Sniper memory goes from 8GB to 24GB in terms of capacity, makes use of aluminum heatspreaders colored black or in a 'Metallic Army' green, and is backed by a lifetime warranty. The full Sniper line-up includes the following:
- 1333 MHz (frequency) | 9-9-9-24 (timings) | 1.5V (power) | 8/12/16/24GB (capacity) | Black (color)
- 1333 MHz | 9-9-9-24 | 1.35V | 8/12/16/24GB | Metallic Army Green
- 1333 MHz | 9-9-9-24 | 1.25V | 8/12/16/24GB | Black
- 1600 MHz | 9-9-9-24 | 1.5V | 8/12/16/24GB | Black
- 1600 MHz | 7-8-7-24 | 1.65V | 8/12/16/24GB | Black
- 1600 MHz | 9-9-9-24 | 1.35V | 8/12/16/24GB | Metallic Army Green
- 1600 MHz | 9-9-9-24 | 1.25V | 8/12/16/24GB | Black
- 1866 MHz | 9-10-9-28 | 1.5V | 8/12/16/24GB | Bla

Retro Vizion · 14.03.2011, 12:43

Kingston Genesis 4GB DDR3 2133MHz Review - Overclock3D

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Originally Posted by Overclock3D

Similarly to how DirectX solved a swathe of compatibility issues between varying hardware types, so the XMP profiles forced manufacturers to focus their energies upon creating consistent timings and fairly universal specifications. By and large memory now comes at 9-9-9-27, with only the expensive or slow models giving tighter timings, and the anything worse than 9-9-9-27 giving pause for thought.

This does lead to the inevitible question of; "How different can one memory kit be from another?". After all, a dual channel kit is exactly that, surely?

Today, thanks to the Kingston Genesis 2133MHz Hyper-X X2 Grey Series we shall find out if there is a need to buy new memory for your LGA1155 board, or if your old P55-based kit will still cut the mustard.

Retro Vizion · 18.03.2011, 05:52

Kingston HyperX T1 DDR3-2133 CL9 - XSReviews

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Originally Posted by XSReviews

The supply of RAM reviews continues! Today Kingston wants us to show off their high-end HyperX T1-series to the public. We are looking at the Kingston HyperX T1 DDR3-2133 CL9 2x2GB kit which fits a budget enthusiast role but hopefully delivers solid Kingston performance.

Firefox · 24.03.2011, 07:48

Kingston HyperX T1 Black 6GB Memory Review - TBreak

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For anybody building a new LGA 1136 based system, or even looking to upgrade ram from an existing system should most definitely check out Kingston’s HyperX T1 Black triple-channel ram modules. The 6GB kit that I tested goes for around $100 which is well worth the price considering the performance and overclocking potential.

Firefox · 24.03.2011, 21:18

Crucial Ballistix Smart Tracer PC3-12800 Review - OCIA

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Crucial has improved on their already great Ballistix Tracer series of memory with the new Smart Tracer product offering. In addition to switchable color illumination LEDs, they've also added the ability to control the brightness, or turn the lights off entirely, as well as giving the option between four different activity patterns. Furthermore, the free, downloadable M.O.D. utility provides SPD information as well as Temperature monitoring and live reporting via the Vista/7 sidebar widget.

Although only initially offered in either 2Gb, 4Gb or 6Gb kits of DDR3-1600, Crucial plans to introduce faster speeds in the near future. With the AMD Bulldozer core purportedly supporting DDR3-1866 as an official standard, it's our hope that they've got something like that or possibly even faster in the works.

Retro Vizion · 26.03.2011, 14:01

ADATA 8GB 2000 XPG DDR3 Version 2.0 - KitGuru

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Originally Posted by KitGuru

ADATA sent us their latest V2 8GB kit which runs at 2,000mhz and will be priced competitively when it reaches the United Kingdom next month at only £140. Is this a cost effective, performance related choice you should be contemplating for a system upgrade?

The ADATA XPG 8GB Gaming memory we received for review operates at 2000mhz with 9-11-9-27 timings and a supported voltage rating between 1.55-1.75.

Firefox · 29.03.2011, 21:55

Corsair launches a trio of 2000 MHz Vengeance memory kits

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Corsair has now introduced three more memory kits part of its Vengeance line of overclocking memory, all of which are certified to operate at 2000 MHz with 10-10-10-27 latencies (9-9-9-24 SPD) while powered at 1.5V.

As for prices, the new memory can be found on pre-order at:
- €54.70 for the 4GB (2 x 2GB) kit
- €105.69 for the 6GB (3 x 2GB) kit
- €209.89 for the 12GB (3 x 4GB) kit

Lexar introduces the Crucial Ballistix Sport memory line

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Lexar Media's Crucial Ballistix memory offer has now been expanded through the release of the Ballistix Sport series which is made up of DDR2 and DDR3 modules and kits featuring a new heatspreader and targeting mainstream users, as well as gamers and enthusiasts with Intel or AMD systems.

The Ballistix Sport line-up includes the following products, all of which are backed by a lifetime warranty.
DDR2
- 2GB module | 800 MHz | CL5 | 1.8V | $38.99
- 4GB (2 x 2GB) kit | 800 MHz | CL5 | 1.8V | $76.99
DDR3
- 1GB module | 1333 MHz | CL9 | 1.5V | $16.99
- 2GB module | 1333 MHz | CL9 | 1.5V | $25.99
- 2GB kit (2 x 1GB) | 1333 MHz | CL9 | 1.5V | $32.99
- 3GB kit (3 x 1GB) | 1333 MHz | CL9 | 1.5V | $49.99
- 4GB kit (2 x 2GB) | 1333 MHz | CL9 | 1.5V | $50.99
- 6GB kit (3 x 2GB) | 1333 MHz | CL9 | 1.5V | $76.99

bogdi_r · 02.04.2011, 18:11

http://www.overclock3d.net/reviews/m...b_kit_review/1

Firefox · 04.04.2011, 19:43

Hynix develops 2400 MHz DDR4 DRAM and memory module

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Hynix's 2GB DDR4 module utilizes 30nm-class DRAM, operates at 1.2V and offers a bandwidth of up to 19.2 GB/s with a 64-bit I/O.
"The DDR4 products fully support various demanding features including eco-friendly, energy efficient, high performance," said Mr. Ji-Bum Kim, Chief Marketing Officer of Hynix. "With this product, Hynix will be able to provide premium solutions to our customers not only in the PC and server but also in the tablet market."
Hynix aims to kick off DDR4 mass production in the second half of 2012.

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