The players from different market segments appear to be taking turns at refreshing their product lines. Over the past few weeks, PC makers have released a slew of desktops and laptops. Some time before this string of introductions began, however, a similar phenomenon occurred on the memory front, as a veritable comp... |
22 June 2010
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Kingston definitely stole the spotlight at Computex, at least for a while, when it showed off what is possibly the fastest ever triple-channel memory kit to receive Intel Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) certification. With a clock speed of 2533MHz, though, they will likely only be manufactured in a limited number and wi... |
3 June 2010
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No doubt Kingston has already caused waves at Computex, with its demonstration of the supposedly fastest memory in existence, namely a 2GB dual-channel DDR3 memory kit clocked at 2,544MHz. This feat most likely made a lasting impression on the market already, but there seems to be no end to the hardware maker's... |
2 June 2010
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There are a great many memory products on sale across the world, but not many of them can truly claim to be among the elite when it comes to gaming performance. In fact, in order to be classified as such, a memory module or kit needs to have not only a high capacity, but fast timings and, of course, a high frequency.... |
19 May 2010
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As the “performance-packed expansion” of the standard DDR3 memory specification, the Intel XMP (Extreme memory profile) specification has only been earned by a handful of memory products, all of which have top-level capabilities and are meant for enthusiasts. The list of players whose products were valida... |
2 April 2010
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Corsair has a history of releasing ultra high-end memory modules and kits for the most hardcore of enthusiasts and its Dominator GTX memory modules are its greatest DDR3 memory solution to date. These modules are individually hand-screened and tested on multiple Intel P55 chipset platforms. While this already ensures... |
21 January 2010
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With the launch of Intel's much-anticipated P55 platform and compatible Core i5 and Core i7 Lynnfield processors, major hardware makers are also gearing up with new products that have been designed to support the new platform and its features. Such is the case with Kingston Technology, one of the world's mo... |
8 September 2009
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The pace technology is growing at enables computer system vendors to provide users with some of the highest-performance portable PCs on the market. These machines are built using the latest in hardware technology, including Intel's Core 2 Extreme mobile processors and high-end memory modules, such as OCZ's ... |
10 April 2009
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OCZ Technology Group announced today that the company is on its way to expand the Intel Extreme Memory modules lineup. OCZ is a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra-high performance and high reliability memory and today, it ads to its portfolio the latest memory solution featuring the implementation of a high-perfor... |
3 July 2008
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While it's true that nobody can appreciate the value of DDR3 memory better than a hardcore overclocker, keeping average users from reaching dazzling memory speeds might be regarded as an injustice. Fine tuning memory modules is not an easy to achieve task, and less experienced users who try to squeeze the last ... |
27 March 2008
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Random access memory modules are currently operating at pretty high frequencies and in some cases, they reach even the 1.8Ghz mark. DDR3 compliant memory modules are the fastest ones around right now but the biggest central processing manufacturing company in the world, Intel, is not content with the current speeds a... |
10 October 2007
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Super Talent Technology announced that its recent line of high end DDR3 Project X memory modules are now officially supporting the Intel Extreme Memory Profiles, XMP for short, that allows the new generation of computer systems to scale the latencies of the memory sub-system according to the workload.The great news i... |
18 September 2007
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Adobe has recently announced the release of a new version of its Extensible Metadata Platform (XMP). The XMP platform, or XMP for short, is a specific type of XML, used in PDF and photo editing applications. XMP records metadata in a syntax that forms a subset of the WWW Consortium Resource Description Framework, wh... |
30 May 2007
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