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A four way Quad Channel DIMM battle
With the arrival of the X79 chipset we received two gifts, quad channel memory and 2133MHz DIMMs which are much easier to get to full speed. Overclockers Club took kits from four vendors, Patriot,...
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Who needs DDR4 with Kingston's DDR3-2800 kit?
If you have a dual channel motherboard that can handle the fastest RAM on the market, why not find out if it can support Kingston's Hyper T1 DDR3-2800 4GB kit? Legit Reviews tried it on the Gigabyte...
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Corsair Dominator Platinum DDR3 memory launches at Computex
Corsair is jumping back into the world of high-end consumer memory with a new Dominator series of DDR3 kits that include a customizable light bar, DHX cooling, Corsair Link support and screened,...
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DRAM Prices Expected To Rise
The memory market has traditionally seen razor thin margins and cheap prices as the various manufacturers crank out DRAM chips to healthy levels. While we are not yet at the point for DDR4 memory to...
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Bad news GPU fans, prices may be climbing
It has taken a while but the climbing price of memory is about to have an effect on the price you pay for your next GPU. DigiTimes does specifically mention DDR3 but as both GDDR4 and GDDR5 are based...
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Say farewell to the days of RAM deals
It looks like the days of cheap RAM may be coming to a close, not just for the consumer but also for manufacturers of graphics cards, cellphones and anything else with onboard RAM. What began as a...
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G.Skill Launches 32GB DDR3 3000MHz TridentX Series Memory
G.Skill is a company known for its DDR3 memory products and overclocking contests. It recently unveiled a new 32GB DDR3 RAM kit under its TridentX series that is clocked at an impressive 3,000 MHz!The...
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Corsair Adding Gold Vengeance Pro DDR3 Modules To Lineup
PC Perspective motherboard reviewer Morry Teitelman posted a review of Corsair's latest Vengeance Pro DDR3 modules yesterday, and the memory did well enough in his testing to earn a PC Perspective...
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Overclockers Push G.Skill RAM To 3,163 MHz At Swiss Gaming Night
G.Skill recently announced that its DDR3 memory modules were used to break three memory frequency records at an overclocking event in Zurich, Switzerland. Professional over lockers Marine, TaPaKaH, and...
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G.SKILL Achieves World's Fastest Quad Channel Memory Speed at DDR3 4072MHz
Taipei, Taiwan – 18 September 2013 – No limit is too high for G.SKILL memory. In just a week after the official release of the new Intel Ivy Bridge-E Core i7 Extreme processors, G.SKILL memory is...
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Kaveri loves fast memory
You don't often see performance scaling as clean as what Phoronix saw when testing the effect of memory speed on AMD's A10-7850K. Pick any result and you can clearly see a smooth increase in...
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Want Haswell-EP Xeons Without Expensive DDR4 Memory?
Well this is interesting and, while not new, is news to me.The upper-tier Haswell processors ushered DDR4 into the desktops for enthusiasts and servers, but DIMMs are quite expensive and incompatible...
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DDR3 versus DDR4; the Skylake showdown
In Hardware Canucks recent review, they delve into the differences between running DDR3 versus DDR4 on Intel Z170 boards, which come in two versions each of which is compatible with one of the two...
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ASRock Launches New Mini ITX Motherboard For AMD APUs
ASRock's new A88M-ITX/ac is a tiny new motherboard sporting the FM2+ socket and A88X chipset for AMD APUs. This new board has an interesting design with two DDR3 memory slots set along the top of the...
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A game of memory, testing Intel's sensitivity to RAM frequency
Overclockers Club have completed a daunting task, testing the effect of RAM frequency on game performance from DDR3-1333 through DDR4-3200. In theory Intel's chips will not see the same improvements...
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