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Samsung to Introduce Its First Consumer-Grade 30nm DDR3 Memory After announcing at the end of last month that it has started mass producing 32GB memory modules based on the 30nm fabrication node, Samsung has now informed us that the company is getting ready to roll out the first consumer memory solutions to utilize its advanced 30nm-class DDR3 DRAM chips. The memory line that...	10 June 2011 03:54 GMT

OCZ Launches Intel Optimized Memory Modules OCZ Technology Group announced the launch of a new high-end memory solution especially designed and optimized to work with the upcoming Intel X38 chipset. The new memory modules from OCZ are the first certified Intel Extreme Memory DDR3 modules and as they are designed to work with the X38 high end chipset, they feat...	11 September 2007 03:52 GMT

High Speed, Low Latency Patriot DDR3 Memories Patriot Memory announced its latest line of products consisting of two latest generation DDR3 memory modules which are aimed at both gamers and overclockers as well as mainstream computer users. As high memory frequencies come at the expanse of latencies, one memory kit from Patriot offers high running frequencies, w...	3 September 2007 03:20 GMT

Intel Upgrades The Xeon Family There are two nice and relatively easy solutions when it comes to increasing the performance of a family of central processing units, CPUs for short, without going deep into their internal working and modifying their architecture. The first method would be to simply increase the running frequency and while this metho...	30 August 2007 05:00 GMT

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