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DDR memory is ... how many years old? Well, I'm not really sure, but I'm willing to bet that it is at least 6 years old. DDR2 on the other hand is quite a new face in memory town; besides, there are still plenty of computer users who simply will not jump in the newer DDR2 boat because that would mean at the... |
18 July 2007
11:23 GMT |
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When you hear that OCZ has a new line of products you automatically think about blazing fast memory and sometimes about nicely built power sources, too. However, almost always it is about a new memory kit, just like now. Just when everybody thought that Corsair and SuperTalent finally went ahead and OCZ starts to lag... |
18 July 2007
03:16 GMT |
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About one year ago the first DDR3 sticks were revealed at Computex. As time passed more and more integrators started to switch their memory lines from DDR2 to DDR3. At the moment we already have two INTEL platforms able to work with DDR3 chips. However the official green flag from JEDEC kept us in the dark about deta... |
28 June 2007
12:31 GMT |
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On July the 4th, in a preview to the 2007 Computex show held in Taiwan, Corsair showcased 4 new DDR3 series which are said to deliver more performance than both their lower clocked DDR3 and DDR2 counterparts. Alongside with these series Corsair also previewed what seems to be the world's fastest DDR3 sticks, the... |
6 June 2007
11:51 GMT |
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The statement is also true if you're planning for Penryn to come out. Yes, that's right, the X38 chipset (which is the natural successor of the 975x is the same way the P35 is the successor of 965P) will work with 1333FSB 45nm Conroes out of the box. And although the motherboards that integrate the X38 chip... |
5 June 2007
11:41 GMT |
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Memory manufacturers including Micron and Samsung have already announced their Intel P35 Certified DDR3 chips and now it's time to check out what memory integrators have to offer. OCZ Technology, one of the leading memory integrators, also becomes one of the first companies to release DDR3 memories for Intel... |
23 May 2007
09:34 GMT |
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Intel will soon release its DDR3-compatible Bearlake platform and some memory manufacturers already provide DDR3 memory modules. Sporting high prices and latencies, the DDR3 memories are yet to be improved, making DDR2-1066 modules a better solution for now as related to price/performance factors. Samsung, being the ... |
14 May 2007
08:14 GMT |
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With Intel's new Penryn-based processors being the latest "must have" for the enthusiasts, the appropriate hardware must also be available, that's why computer components manufacturers have taken upon themselves to bring to the market Intel Penryn compatible motherboards based on the x3x series of chipsets ... |
30 April 2007
03:16 GMT |
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Doesn't it bother you sometimes when you go out and buy a product, whatever it may be, and a month later you either see it's price dropped a lot below what you bought it for, or it has become obsolete due to some new technology that just popped up? This is the case with a lot of products but one of them in ... |
26 April 2007
08:22 GMT |
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Sometimes, having the newest technology is a matter a company should be proud of, but more and more, I've seen well known companies being overtaken by companies less known to the public eye. And even though we all expect big changes to come from Intel, AMD, NVIDIA, ATI, and so on, every now and again, we have th... |
2 April 2007
03:07 GMT |
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The introduction of DDR3 memory modules comes at the same time as Intel is preparing its chipsets that support the new 45nm processors. AMD has said that it will use DDR3 memory, but now, they probably decided that they will not wait as long as they have done with DDR2, before they use the technology on their product... |
26 March 2007
03:30 GMT |
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