"DDR3" content on TweakTown - Page 6

We wonder if the Greek god can help Kingmax stand out again in the competitive market that is RAM these days.

2oz copper PCB for RAM now, too.

Now that we have tested out the big players, Foxconn comes by with their 890GX board. Could this be the best of the bunch?

8GB DDR3 dual channel at 1600MHz CL9.

GIGABYTE brings their new 890GX board to the AMD party. Will it have what it takes to hang, or will it be left in the corner watching the coats.

Fastest to be given Intel tick.

The gaming series from A-DATA get's a new high speed kit; can it impress us like previous A-DATA series.

G.Skill cranks up the MHz with a PC3-18400 kit. We have a look to see how it goes in this competitive memory market.

A new HyperX module arrives in the lab. We see what Kingston is doing with its flagship line-up these days.

AMD release their new 890GX chipset complete with a full six SATA 3.0 ports and PCIe 2.0 lanes. We take a look to see what it brings to your AMD CPUs.

Corsair wasn't happy settling with PC3-18000 so they pushed the limits and released a PC3-19200 kit that carries an astronomical 2400MHz DDR clock.

With two PC3-12800 kits lying around from OCZ, we put them to good use and see how Tri-Chan vs. Dual Chan goes on P55 and X58 these days.

PC3-18000 translates to a whopping 2250MHz DDR. There's really no need to say anything else. Let's get into these beauties and see what's going on.

Maxes them out and they still keep going.

Intel had a great 2009 with Nehalem and Lynnfield. Will Clarkdale and 32nm kick 2010 off with a bang or a pop? Let's take a look and see.

While for the most part we see 2000MHz+ DDR kits nowadays, Team has come in with a PC3-12800 kit that offers some very low timings.

They might have a cool name, but is there more to the Ripjaws series from G.Skill than just a name? Let's check out the PC3-16000 kit and see.

Kingston's fastest DDR3 memory kit right now is the HyperX DDR3-2000 CL8 kit and today we look at the 6GB tri-channel version and see what it can do.

With our new P55 testbed now set up, we start to check out some dual channel kits geared toward the new i5 and i7 CPUs. The first comes from OCZ.