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Written by Maxit
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 DDR Maximiser Hipro5, the famous electronics guru and extreme overclocker from Greece, has finalised his latest development. Behold the DDR Maximizer.
This device allows you to pump insane amounts of voltage into your DDR/DDR2 and upcoming DDR 3 modules, making it very useful for hardcore clockers who use BH-5 or D9 Fatbody based memory.
We'll keep you updated as soon as more details are available.
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OCZ Technology Group, a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high
performance and high reliability memory, today announced the PC2-7200
DDR2 Special Ops Edition. The new DDR2-900 SOE is part of the limited
edition Special Ops series which is a line of memory that caters to the
needs of gamers and features a unique camouflage motif XTC
heatspreader.
The PC2-7200 SOE will be available in 1GB (2x512MB) and
2GB (2x1024MB) dual channel kits for the ultimate memory upgrade on the
latest DDR2 platforms. Rated at 5-5-5 latency timings, these modules
offer faster access times than standard JEDEC reference design and give
gamers the additional performance edge over conventional DDR2-900
memory. With today's games requiring a minimum of 2GB of system memory,
the Special Ops Edition is the ideal solution for gamers who need high
capacity options in addition to superior reliability and bandwidth
management without a hefty price point.
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Corsair memory may not be sexy, it most defintely is overpriced but that doesn't stop folks from buying the stuff. Once you've looked into the flashing lights there is no turning back, even if your bank manager tells you to stop. The latest addition Corsair Twin2X2048-8500C5 DDR2 modules represent extreme performance for DDR2 motherboards. If you are thinking about Conroe, these might just be for you. Of course, if you have any sense you'll buy some Team DDR2 memory instead.
Corsair has a complete line of DDR and DDR2 memory for your every memory requirement. With DDR2 memory finally taking off with the new Intel and AMD processors and motherboards, it's in demand. There is a lot of DDR2 memory on the market and many companies to choose from. But if you are looking at getting an nVIDIA nForce 590 SLI chipset based motherboard, Corsair's EPP memory currently stands alone.
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G.Skill, a leading memory module manufacturer from Taiwan is proud to announce a dual kit with new visual design and the addition of six memory modules into their DDR2-667 and DDR2-800 series.
In search of innovative product design G.Skill, as first manufacturer world-wide, breaks new ground with the F2-6400CL4D-2GBJS. After the recent introduction of the optional available deluxe - packing G.Skill now goes even further. Every hardware enthusiast will be delighted with the particular design.
The F2-6400CL4D-2GBJS is available as a 2048 MB dual kit (2x 1024 MB), with latency timings of 4-4-4-12. The visual characteristics are the differently coloured heatspreaders - one side is dyed in black and the other side in red.
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G.Skill have always been a great choice for any system. They perform well, overclock to insane levels and look the part. DDR500 is beyond the requirements of most users but if you are one of the insane few who like to push a system to the limits, this latest 2GB kit will be right up your motherboard alley.
"With today’s games and programs becoming more memory hungry, two gigabytes of memory has become a more viable option than ever before. What about performance and price you might ask? This is where the G.Skill HZ steps in with its low price and high bandwidth for overclocking. It currently outclasses anything in its price range! This is no surprise, as G.Skill is known throughout the world for its jaw dropping products, including some 2x512mb kits that were rated for DDR600! G.Skill was first started back in 1989 by a group of enthusiasts and has since then grown into a very well known company still targeting enthusiasts and overclockers at a competitive price. Let’s see if the HZ lives up to the company’s reputation."
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PCstats take the latest Crucial Ballistix memory for a test drive. With Conroe on the scene, nows the perfect time to start shopping around for some good DDR2. 2GB is pretty much a must have these days for the latest games and apps and these modules might just suit your needs.
"This set of Crucial Ballistix PC2-6400 DDR2-800 dual channel memory is 2GB is size, and comes wrapped in bright orange aluminum heatspreaders. The PC2-6400 kit retails from Crucial directly for about $473 CDN ($418 US. £227GBP), and is ideally suited for quick socket AM2 Athlon64 or socket 775 Intel Pentium D / Core 2 Duo computer systems. Compared to generic stuff, Crucial's Ballistix PC2-6400 DDR2 2GB memory kit may seem pricey, but this is premium DDR-2 and in its class is priced competitively."
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Written by WoobiaEroveva
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Following the launch
of OCZ’s PC2-8000 Titanium Alpha VX2 Series, it appears that they are now officially hitting the shelves at computer stores worldwide.
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Written by WoobiaEroveva
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With AM2 released and DDR2 being the standard for Intel based systems for over 18 months, it seems that DDR will soon be classed as obsolete by hardcore PC users. Conroe, undoubtedly the most anticipated CPU architectural change, is less than a month away and is likely to see millions of users worldwide upgrade their rigs, many of which would have been using DDR. With so many new users making the transition to DDR2, its nice to see that companies are already on top of their game, manufacturing insanely fast DDR2 modules. The newly released 2 GB kit dubbed Twin2X2048-8500C5 2GB PC2-8500 from Corsair is no exception. You'll soon forgive the tongue-twister of a name once you see its performance. Corsair guarantees this memory to run at a blistering 1066 MHz with timings of 5-5-5-15.
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Written by WoobiaEroveva
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"Sunnyvale, CA—June 27, 2006—OCZ Technology
Group, a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high performance and high
reliability memory, today announced the PC2-8000 Titanium Alpha VX2 Edition, a
special extremist series of modules specifically geared towards the high-end
overclocking community. Carrying on the OCZ Voltage eXtreme (VX) legacy, the
PC2-8000 Ti Alpha is the first high-voltage DDR2 product that offers
enthusiasts the performance edge they crave. With the arrival of AM2 CPU
technology and the impending release of Intel Conroe, the high-speed Ti Alpha
VX2 is an unparalleled memory solution for the latest DDR2 platforms."
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Mushkin Enhanced continue to push the boundaries of memory performance with the release of XP2-8000 DDR2 memory. With the launch of AM2, AMD's new platform using DDR2 and the long established use by Intel, DDR2 is the choice for many hardware enthusiasts seeking the best performance in memory.
On the 1st June, 2006, Mushkin announced the availability of DDR-2 REDLINE memory modules.
The eXtreme Performance 1GB XP2-8000 REDLINE module (DDR2-1000) offers enhanced second generation memory throughput and stability for the most demanding DDR2 computing platforms. A product of Mushkin's exclusive EPIC (Enhanced Performance IC) selection process, the XP2-8000 is hand-tested to the highest quality and performance standards. The module is an unbuffered 240-Pin Double Data Rate x2 (DDR2) Synchronous DRAM Dual In-Line Memory Module (DIMM), organized as a dual-bank 128Mx64 high speed memory array using 64Mx8 chip density. This DIMM achieves high-speed data transfer rates of 1000MHz at latencies of 4-5-4-11 (CAS-TRCD-TRP-TRAS). The XP2-8000 REDLINE is enhanced by Mushkin's red Frostbyte heatspreader to ensure superior thermal performance and system reliability. With extreme performance and Mushkin's renowned reliability, the XP2-8000 REDLINE is the memory upgrade of choice for those DDR2 enthusiasts demanding more out of their high-performance system.
For more information head on over to the Mushkin Website.
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A new partner site at MaXit, Hardware Secrets are here to make life a little less complicated. Their review of Patriot memory, a favourite at MaXit, puts some 2 GB Dual Channel modules on the bench.
"Patriot was established in 2000 as a PDP Systems spin-off - PDP Systems is one of the oldest memory manufacturers in the world and very active in the OEM business - is getting a lot of attention in the enthusiast market with the excellent cost/benefit ratio of their products. We've got their PDC2G3500LLK memory kit, which comes with two 216.5 MHz/DDR433 1 GB modules with 2-3-2-5 timings. The main feature of these modules is their very low latency for such a high capacity product. Let's see how this kit performs on our tests."
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