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[Day 1] Computex 2011 Round-up: Memory, Storage, SSD
VR-Zone gives a round up all the latest and greatest Memory, Storage and SSD products from Computex Taipei 2011.
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G.Skill
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G.Skill was having a live overclocking session on their memory modules with Liquid Nitrogen.
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One of the setup showed the Trident series triple channel kit running at stock of 2200MHz, an impressive speed on the X58 platform.
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Another setup with the G1 Assassin with G.Skill's Sniper Series gave low timings at speeds of 24GB. What impressive was the system was able to run all 6 x 4GB kits at this speeds was amazing.
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Flare Series from G.Skill was also on show on various systems. Flare series DDR3 modules are suited best for AMD platforms. High memory speeds at 2133MHz for a 16GB kit was unheard of on an AMD platform. Take note that these systems are actually 990FX chipset motherboards.
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Lastly for G.Skill, there were also RIPJAW X series targetted for the Intel 6 series platform. With 2300MHz speed at timings of 7-10-7-28, these pair of RAMs should be named one of the best DDR3 modules on the market.
