Nuove memorie CL2 2 2 5 in arrivo....

[PhoEniX-VooDoo]

Corsair, serie XMS XL

Fremont, CA, May 26, 2004: Corsair Memory, Inc., a global leader in ultra-performance DDR memory modules for PC gamers and enthusiasts, today announced a new family of “XL” memory modules that supports 2-2-2-5 latencies at 400MHz, making the XL family the highest performing PC3200 memory in the world. The new XL product family includes the following products:

TwinX1024-3200XLPRO matched pair of 512MB, DDR400, 2-2-2-5, XMS Pro Series modules
TwinX1024-3200XL matched pair of 512MB, DDR400, 2-2-2-5, black XMS modules
TwinX1024-3200XLPT matched pair of 512MB, DDR400, 2-2-2-5, platinum XMS modules

All these parts are available immediately from resellers worldwide, and are also available as individual 512MB XL modules. XMS modules include Corsair’s classic black and platinum aluminum heat spreaders for improved heat dissipation. XMS Pro Series modules were developed exclusively by Corsair’s R&D team to enhance the gaming experience with 18 memory activity LED’s and a cast aluminum Pro Series heatsink for improved thermal performance.

The 2-2-2-5 latencies supported by the XL family are the ultimate in performance for DDR400 memory. These latencies are the fastest offered in the market today. Latency is the time required for requested data to be ready to read from memory, and is measured in clock cycles. The lower the latency values, the faster the performance. By dramatically reducing the latency specifications in the XL family, Corsair has brought memory performance to new levels.

In addition to 2-2-2-5 performance at PC3200, the 3200XL family demonstrates excellent performance at higher clock frequencies. Typical results seen in the Corsair lab were 2.5-3-3-7 at XMS4000 (250 MHz) clock speeds.

Plug-n-Frag ™ Technology
The entire XL family includes Corsair’s trademarked Plug-n-Frag™ technology that provides advanced latency values pre-programmed into the SPD (serial presence detect) chip on each module. For the overclocker, this means that the XL modules will automatically boot up at the extremely aggressive 2-2-2-5 latencies with no additional BIOS tweaking. This technology was first brought to market in Corsair’s LL family in January, 2003, and has become wildly popular among gamers and enthusiasts.

These modules were designed specifically to give plenty of overclocking headroom for performance tweakers. At slightly higher latencies these modules can yield stable operation at speeds up to 500MHz. Corsair designed these modules with the unique ability to function both at 400MHz with extremely low latencies, and at very high clock speeds with looser latencies.

"The new XL family of XMS products supports obscenely low latencies that we thought were simply not possible” said Corsair VP of Product Development, John Beekley. “Our development efforts have really paid off with a product that not only supports the world’s fastest latencies at 400MHz but also provides outstanding overclocking headroom. The XL family will deliver awesome performance in Intel- and AMD-based systems alike.”

All Corsair modules are tested at their rated specifications to ensure performance. TwinX kits are tested as a matched pair and packaged together immediately after passing test, guaranteeing that the customer receives a product that has been verified in the dual channel environment.

Further information and specifications on this product and other XMS products can be found at Corsair's web site (www.corsairmemory.com/corsair/xms.html). These modules can be purchased through Corsair’s authorized sales channels listed at www.corsairmemory.com/corsair/buy.html.

OCZ Platinum Rev2

"OCZ Technology Group, a worldwide leader in innovative, ultra high-performance memory solutions for PC enthusiasts and gamers, today announced the release of PC-3200 Platinum Rev 2 in hand-tested, matched Dual Channel kits.

Each PC-3200 Platinum Rev 2 Dual Channel kit features an integrated heatspreader to aid in heat dissipation and is rated for CL2-2-2-8 (read: CAS-tRCD-tRP-TRAS) latencies.

In order to ensure that OCZ PC-3200 Platinum Rev 2 Dual Channel kits perform to OCZ’s exacting performance and quality standards, all Dual Channel kits are hand-tested by OCZ technicians before they are shipped. OCZ PC-3200 Platnium Rev 2 kits are covered by OCZ’s no-hassle lifetime warranty and technical support service.

"The trend has been to move to higher frequencies at the expense of latencies" said Dr. Michael Schuette, director of technology development at OCZ Technology. "However, given the fact that in most architectures the host bus cannot handle the Memory bandwidth, we need to refocus on what the real needs are. Seamless data flow can only be achieved in a low latency environment. This is where OCZ Technology, once again, takes a leading role in the industry"

OCZ PC-3200 Platinum Rev 2 Dual Channel kits will be replacing current OCZ Platinum 3200 modules over the coming month, begining with shipment to select system builders. For price and availability please check with your favorite OCZ retailer. "

http://news.hwupgrade.it/12505.html

i Chip dovrebbero sono Samsung da 4ns...

e la commercializzazione imminente...

prima rece: http://www.legitreviews.com/reviews/corsairxl/

[vkbms]

di sti tempi costeranno MILLEMILA euri

[genk]

ke vuol dire?ke stanno arrivando nuove ram tipo i bh-5??

[PhoEniX-VooDoo]

esatto!



rullare rullano

[genk]

e questo a quanti volt??

[PhoEniX-VooDoo]

2.75V

[gnxgae]

interessante

mi servono delle ram specie le mie corsair pc3500

[ciccio88]

nn ci credo 249 2,5-3-3-6 @2,75v???
speriamo ke siano come i bh ke voglino molti volti x salire tanto, xkè se già a 2,75 fanno così...
ma come sn siglati sti chip??

[PhoEniX-VooDoo]

come sono siglati non l'ho ancora capito, cmq sono appunto samsung da 4ns e sembrerebbero una specie di esclusiva corsair, anche se le OCZ Rev2 sembrano la stessa cosa...apparte quel CL2 2 1 8 al posto di CL2 2 2 5 che non capisco.
Magari OCZ usa altri chip...

[Sayan V]

opss mi avete fatto venire voglia di DDR

cerco notizie utili che qui si fa il colpaccio

[artekstudio]

Scusate la mia ignoranza in fatto di overclocking ma qualcuno sa spiegarmi come mai riscontro cio:
mi spiego ho le PC 3200 che vanno a 400 raddopiando la frequenza del bus che dovrebbe essere quindi a 200 giusto? come mai cpu-z mi da una frequenza delle memorie di 130.0 mhz ?????

AMD Athlon 64 3400+
MB Gigabite K8NNXP
CORSAIR DDR PC3200LL 512mb x 3

Grazie

[PhoEniX-VooDoo]

distributore ufficiale svizzero, già in listino

Corsair TWINX1024-3200XL - TwinX 2x512 Mo DDR-SDRAM PC3200 X-Treme Low Latency 341,97 € 530,05 CHF

Corsair TWINX1024-3200XLPRO - TwinX 2x512 Mo DDR-SDRAM PC3200 X-Treme Low Latency (avec LEDs) 372,07 € 576,71 CHF

neanche troppissimo....no?


ciuss

[vkbms]

Originariamente inviato da PhoEniX-VooDoo
distributore ufficiale svizzero, già in listino

Corsair TWINX1024-3200XL - TwinX 2x512 Mo DDR-SDRAM PC3200 X-Treme Low Latency 341,97 € 530,05 CHF

Corsair TWINX1024-3200XLPRO - TwinX 2x512 Mo DDR-SDRAM PC3200 X-Treme Low Latency (avec LEDs) 372,07 € 576,71 CHF

neanche troppissimo....no?


ciuss

meno di quanto costano ora le ll con i ch5.....poi bisogna vedetre i prezzi in ita....

[PhoEniX-VooDoo]

queste sono le 3200LL

Corsair TWINX 2x512 Mo DDR-SDRAM PC3200 Low Latency 315,38 € 488,84 CHF

Corsair TWINX 2x512 Mo DDR-SDRAM PC3200 Low Latency PRO 341,97 € 530,05 CHF


fai un po tu i rapporti coi prezzi delle LL in italia e poi avrai un approsimativo prezzo delle XL

ciao!

[stbarlet]

edit, avevo letto male.


i prezzi sono folli( e vanno come le vitesta a 500 mhz)ma lo erano già per i ch-5...

[vkbms]

Originariamente inviato da stbarlet
edit, avevo letto male.


i prezzi sono folli( e vanno come le vitesta a 500 mhz)ma lo erano già per i ch-5...

bisogno vedere cosa fanno con i 3.2volt......

[Spank]

Originariamente inviato da stbarlet
i prezzi sono folli( e vanno come le vitesta a 500 mhz)

prezzo a parte, a me sembra che siano molto meglio delle vitesta

se poi tu riesci a tenere quelle pc4000 a 200 cas 2-2-2-5 su intel dual..

e poi 250 mhz cas 2,5-3-3-6 con solo 2,75V per delle pc3200 sono ottimi (magari overvoltando si abbassano i timings a quella frequenza, anche se essendo chip samsung sono un po' dubbioso), se poi vanno tutti così ciao ciao pc4000

byez!

[genk]

e per 2*256??avete un link??

[PhoEniX-VooDoo]

ancora nada...cmq visto l'andazzo io non prenderei 2x256...poi uno fa quello che vuole

[stbarlet]

Originariamente inviato da Spank
prezzo a parte, a me sembra che siano molto meglio delle vitesta

se poi tu riesci a tenere quelle pc4000 a 200 cas 2-2-2-5 su intel dual..

e poi 250 mhz cas 2,5-3-3-6 con solo 2,75V per delle pc3200 sono ottimi (magari overvoltando si abbassano i timings a quella frequenza, anche se essendo chip samsung sono un po' dubbioso), se poi vanno tutti così ciao ciao pc4000

byez!

con "a 500" intendevo che se salgono ma con timings medi e hanno un prezzo così alto, le vitesta sono meglio,costano un bel pò in meno