Kingmax SuperRAM DDR433 Memory

Dom · Sep 10, 2003, 09:13 AM

Hardly less than a year ago when DDR333 was the standard, hardcore users were already scrounging for the highly limited DDR400 RAM modules, not for general use but specifically to overclock their systems to the next performance level. Even then, it was hardly a guarantee that motherboards with DDR400 certified memory can operate their memory controller reliably at those speeds. Fast-forwarding to present times, DDR400 has become the mainstream memory standard, be it single or dual-channel motherboards and this same group of hard-core users are again on the hunt for memory modules that can surpass the official JEDEC specifications.

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Sep 10, 2003, 09:13 AM	#1
Dom DriverHeaven Extreme Member Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 12,940 Rep Power: 0	Kingmax SuperRAM DDR433 Memory Hardly less than a year ago when DDR333 was the standard, hardcore users were already scrounging for the highly limited DDR400 RAM modules, not for general use but specifically to overclock their systems to the next performance level. Even then, it was hardly a guarantee that motherboards with DDR400 certified memory can operate their memory controller reliably at those speeds. Fast-forwarding to present times, DDR400 has become the mainstream memory standard, be it single or dual-channel motherboards and this same group of hard-core users are again on the hunt for memory modules that can surpass the official JEDEC specifications. -Review