Team Group is one of the newest members to the TweakTown test labs. We haven’t had a huge amount cross our paths from them, but what has come through has shown some impressive results, proving you don’t have to be the likes of Corsair or OCZ to produce good memory.
While DDR2 isn’t dead yet, DDR3 has now been given the full go ahead. Intel will no longer support DDR2 on its upcoming Core i7 platform, rather going with Tri-Channel DDR3 only. And AMDs move to DDR3 is evident with the AM3+ CPUs already on the road map. DDR2 has had its time in the sun and it’s time to finally pass on the baton.
Team Group has brought all its guns to bear on the DDR3 market with the Xtreem 1866 Kit, aimed for overclockers with an 1866MHz operating frequency. Will it manage to live up to expectations? Let’s have a look and see.
