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Written by Maxit
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What DDR2 should you buy? If your in the market for top spec DDR2, buying the right memory is crucial if you want to see your system fly. With plenty of high-end DDR2 solutions for Athlon 64 and Core 2 Duo systems these days, choosing the right memory for a top spec dream PC can result in some late night hair loss web surfing. Overclockability is the key to pushing things to the limit and not all PC2-8500 are created equal.
OCZ have produced some SLI-Ready PC2-8500 with a performance crunching 1066MHz at 5-5-5 timings to make your life easy. You want the best performance, reliability and uber cool design. Enter the OCZ DDR2 8500 Platinum Edition Dual Channel Memory ready to kick some bottom. Let's go. |
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Written by Maxit
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A-DATA recently threw their hat into the high performance DDR2 memory ring with its new line of Vitesta Extreme Edition memory modules. Offering speeds of up to 1000MHz, they are ideal for Intel and AMD platforms where extreme performance counts. A-DATA claims the ultra high speed of the Extreme Edition modules guarantees gamers a unique experience. Bold claims in a crowded DDR2 market. Are they ramtastic or just plain fragged out. Click to find out. |
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Written by Maxit
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Top spec performance and Max Power styling. That'll be the OCZ Titanium series then. The PC2-8000 Titanium Alpha VX2 is currently some of the finest DDR2 memory available for Core 2 Duo and AMD processors. Extreme voltage support, tight 4-4-4-15 timings at SPD and probably the sexiest heatsink spreaders ever made. Stop drooling and find out if they live up to the hype in our review.
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Written by Maxit
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DDR2 is officially the memory of choice for the latest kit. If you have recently purchased a Core 2 Duo processor, you'll probably already know about the superb overclocking potential these chips give. So what's the best DDR2 to take your system to the edge?
We think we may have found it. Enter the Mushkin XP2-8000 Redline 2GB memory kit. |
