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MemoryHigh-Speed DDR3 SDRAM from Cell Shock and Patriot[ 12/04/07 | by Ilya Gavrichenkov] More and more memory makers start designing DDR3 SDRAM solutions for overclockers. In our new article we are going to introduce to you DDR3-1800 from Cell Shock and DDR3-1866 from Patriot. Four USB Flash Drives from A-Data with 4GB Storage Capacity[ 11/21/07 | by Andrey Kuznetcov] For our today’s article we picked four USB flash drives with 4GB storage capacity from A-Data Company. WE are going to check out their performance compared against other 4GB solutions available in the market and see how well they cope with Windows Vista ReadyBoost function. DDR3 Accelerates: DDR3-1800 SDRAM Roundup[ 11/06/07 | by Ilya Gavrichenkov] Overclocker DDR3 SDRAM continues to become faster. For our today’s roundup we managed to collect memory kits from Corsair, OCZ and Super Talent that can work at 1800MHz and higher frequencies. Let’s take a closer look at them and find out if they will be able to win this duel against DDR2 solutions. |
Category NewsCategory: Memory Thursday, June 26, 200812:40 pm OCZ Technology Set to Manufacture Fatal1ty-Branded Devices. OCZ Plans to Attract Gamers with Fatal1ty Brand Name Thursday, June 19, 20081:12 pm JEDEC Lowers the Power for DDR3. DDR3L to Work at 1.35V Wednesday, June 4, 200810:19 pm Sun Microsystems to Use Solid-State Drives for Servers. Sun to Cut Power Consumption of Servers with the Help of SSDs 3:48 pm No Way Out for Memory Manufacturers – Kingston. Major DRAM Makers Set to Continue Manufacturing Memory Monday, June 2, 200811:42 pm JEDEC to Standardize Intel Developed Flash Memory Interface. JEDEC Collaborates with Open NAND Flash Interface Working Group All Latest News <%BANNER[right_130x130_1]%>
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