DDR3 is the new memory that you will need to take full advantage of upcoming chipsets featuring technologies like XMP and EPP. We grab some modules from Kingston and OCZ to see which is better if ...

Today's memory market is a pretty well set one, we haven't seen too many new players come into the field like we did back when SDRAM and DDR SDRAM were hitting the shelves. While these companies ...

What a quick new mobile processor without quick new memory ... That's why Crucial is following Intel's breaking introduction of the mobile quad-core Core i7 CPU with new DDR-1333MHz SODIMM modules.

The XTUNE DDR3-1333 memory module is available with a density of 1GByte (AXH760UD00-13G) and the single module is tested to run at 1333 MHz at a latency timing of 8-8-8-15 at the standard DDR3 voltage ...

Kingmax DDR3 1333 1GB/2GB memory modules for desktop computers uses CSP FBGA packaging technology and adopts the JEDEC-compliant DDR3 8-bit prefetch design, which is a multifold improvement over ...

Need some more DDR3 RAM for your forthcoming rig? Who doesn't need more RAM, right? If you're on the hunt, Crucial has a new 4GB DDR3-1333MHz DIMM it would like you to take a look at, which are ...

Kingston, a long time partner in memory has shot us their latest memory kit comprising of three DDR3 1333MHz memory modules with 2GB density per module; a total of 6GB.

NEW DELHI, INDIA: Strontium announced on Tuesday the launch of 8GB DDR3 memory modules for desktops, laptops and workstations. The high-density DDR3 modules feature a 1600MHz operating speed for ...

Additionally, eight blue ground-effects LEDs emit a constant glow near the motherboard memory sockets. Crucial Ballistix Tracer DDR3 memory modules are available in 1GB and 2GB modules, or 2GB and ...

OCZ Technology Group announced their official crossover into DDR3 memory to coincide with the recent launch of the Intel Bearlake chipset. OCZ's hand-tested DDR3 solutions enable ardent ...

Each 4GB memory module runs at 1333MHz but has been tested at 1500MHz with the same latencies. This immediately tells us that the modules have some headroom for overclocking, which we’ll look ...

Transcend’s DDR3 1333MHz memory modules provide high-speed performance at an ultra-low voltage of 1.5V, thus reducing power consumption by 30% compared to DDR2-800 memory.