G.Skill has some new memory that won’t interfere with large coolers that many overclockers use.
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2012
2012
Kingston is a veteran when it comes to the storage market, and we have a quad channel kit of their HyperX Genesis RAM line up ready for a thorough testing.
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2012
2012
Late last month we announced the launch of AMD’s new memory lines. Today we have a 2x4GB kit from their “Entertainment Edition” series to look over.
Read More12/21
2011
2011
Would some RAM help improve your holiday spirits? Perhaps your Christmas cheer needs a little pick-me-up? G.Skill has a contest with your name on it!
Read More12/9
2011
2011
Samsung has sent us a 2×4 GB DDR3-1600 very low profile and low voltage memory kit to review. Samsung has been in the memory business for over 18 years and as you will see, this kit really shows their experience in the memory area.
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2011
2011
G.Skill was kind enough to send this kit for evaluation prior to the Sandy Bridge-E release so it could be used in the launch review. We saw how it performed on Intel’s Siler board and on the Rampage IV Extreme. Now we’ll have a look at the kit itself and run a few comparisons while we’re at it.
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2011
2011
AMD today announced that they will be releasing a line of AMD-branded memory. From partners Patriot Memory and VisionTek will come AMD memory ranging from DDR3-1333 to (eventually) DDR3-2133.
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2011
2011
Manufacturers the world over are all gearing up for the launch of Intel’s upcoming Sandy Bridge – E platform based on the X79 chipset. G.Skill is ahead of the game and has already sent us one of their brand new quad-channel memory kits!
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2011
2011
G.Skill breaks the overclocking world record, once Again!! – The fastest Super Pi 32M on the Intel LGA 1155 platform.
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2010
2010
With systems getting smaller and smaller, many are having to rely on laptop memory sticks (SO-DIMM) to fit everything on the motherboard. So, when you change over to one of these tiny systems, are you compromising your ability to tweak and tune the system for it’s top performance? Luckily, the answer is: not necessarily. With any luck, these ADATA Supreme DDR3-1333 sticks can live up to their name.
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