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Geil DDR-433 Platinum Memory Review

By: (more) | RAM Content | Posted: Oct 11, 2002 4:00 am
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Our Rating: 9.0% | Manufacturer: Geil

Conclusion

 

Geil, like Corsair and XtremeDDR have done a fine job in putting together hand picked chips for higher than average quality memory. Speeds were remarkable as was the overclocking potential of this memory.

 

With abilities to withstand voltages up to 3.0v on the DDR memory bus, this memory is built to take the most aggressive of punishments. While we were very hard on the DDR-400 memory that was released to us earlier for testing, this new module shows what can be done with a little extra care.

 

Pros

 

- Fast

 

- Stable

 

- Operates 400Mhz with aggressive timings

 

- Built for extreme overclocking

 

- Cheaper than Corsair

 

Cons

 

- Still pricy for memory

 

- Availability in Australia is limited.

 

Rating: 9 out of 10

 


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