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We check out our largest P67 kit to date - a 16GB 2133MHz DDR kit. Let's have a look at how it goes.

Kingston expands the HyperX series again with the latest Genesis version. How's this new budget orientated HyperX shape up?

G.Skill takes aim at the competition with the new Sniper Series. While only 1600MHz DDR, the timings offer quite the surprise.

We see another iteration of the Ballistix series from Crucial; the Ballistix Sport. Let's take a closer look and see what's sporty about it.

G.Skill break sound barrier with new P67 kit rated at speed of 2300MHz DDR.

We get mesmerized by some flashy lights on this Crucial kit. But is it able to impress beyond the bling?

Patriot drop the speed and the price down a bit, but still offer us an 8GB kit. Is this one kit P67 users should be looking at?

Kingston offer us a 2133MHz DDR3 kit. While that's not something new, the fact that this one comes in at 8GB is. Let's check it out.

G.Skill drop the speed back a little, but offer us twice as much memory. Let's check out this 8GB kit on our P67 testbed.

We check out a more P67 friendly Gold series kit from OCZ which carries a default 2133MHz DDR clock.

OCZ might be pulling out of the memory game, but that's no reason not to check out this newly launched Platinum XTE 4GB kit.

Patriot get all Xtreme on a kit of memory for P67. We check out this 8GB PC3-15000 Division 2 kit from Patriot to see just how xtreme it is.

They might require a bit more voltage, but today we look at some aggressive G.Skill modules for the P67 platform.

Corsair sees if they can continue to dominate on a new platform with some seriously fast sounding Dominator modules.

OCZ bows out of the memory market.

40% more effecient than DDR3.

With our P67 platform now set up, it's time to see how it handles some new RAM. We check out the 8GB Vengeance kit from Corsair today.

New RAM just for Sandy Bridge announced.

Gaming RAM that's nakey.