Source: Legit-Reviews
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Intel, along with Kingston and Asus held a web cast yesterday to better explain a new concept called XMP, which simply stands for Extreme Memory Profiles. The technology is designed to give the new and amateur overclocker the confidence that is needed to properly overclock his computer with compatible hardware that will guarantee a certain level of overclocking with DDR3 modules that are XMP compatible. It also allows the enthusiast the opportunity to fine tune things even more and set their DDR3 modules to automatically start up a system in an overclocked state using one of two profiles that are available in the SPD of the modules. Let’s take a closer look…
Dec 14, 2007, 05:42 PM
