"DDR3" content on TweakTown - Page 5

We see another Hercules kit from Kingmax that's a little different to kits we've looked at in the past. #2.

We check out a lower latency Corsair kit that looks like it can impress. Let's whack it on the test bed today and see if it does just that.

Kingston bring in a new budget line of HyperX modules. We wonder what it means for the series.

Designed for the X6 AMD platform, we see if G.Skill can light a flare that's nice and bright for AMD users.

We check out the Plus Series in a triple channel kit. Already having been impressed with the Dual Channel versions, let's see if the quality and performance continues on here.

A 2500MHz DDR kit strolls into the labs. How do we go with it? It's 2500MHz DDR after all.

After spending some time with AMD's 8xx series chipsets, we return to the Intel H5x with the ASUS P7H55D-M EVO.

A-DATA mix it up a bit and double the normal Dual Channel kit to 8GB. How's it fair in our testbed? Let's take a look and see.

Kingston throws the HyperX name onto a massive 24GB kit of memory. Does it deserve it, though?

A step away from traditional design to stand out.

Full range up to 2500MHz with good timings.

Kingston step it up with a huge 2400MHz kit. They join the rank of the memory speed elite. Is the kit really worthy, though?

It has been a while since we've seen anything from Crucial. Let's check out a PC3-12800 Ballistix kit from the company.

It's been a while since we've looked at a Tri-Channel kit of memory. Let's look at what Kingmax are doing in this area.

Kingston introduces a new series under the HyperX name. What's the deal with LoVo? Let's find out!