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31-10-2006, 00:40
Buffalo DDR2 modules to reach 1250MHz
Buffalo Technology, a well-known supplier of memory modules from Austin, Texas, is expected to unveil memory modules at 1200MHz and 1250MHz in the near future. These modules are a logical follow-up on their 1150MHz memory modules, which are already available in Tokyo, Japan.
Earlier it was claimed that 1200MHz is the absolute maximum for DDR2 memory under normal conditions, but Buffalo's new Firestix do not require any exotic cooling systems and come with typical heat-spreaders.
Buffalo's PC2-9200 (1150MHz) with CL5 5-5-15 latency setting, PC2-8500 (1066MHz) with CL5 5-5-15 timings and PC2-8000 (1000MHz) with CL4 4-4-15 latencies come with 2.3V, 2.1V and 2.3V memory voltage respectively. Firstix at 1200MHz and 1250MHz (PC2-9600 and PC2-10000) require 2.3V voltage and come with CL5 5-5-15 (PC2-9600 only) or CL2 6-6-18 (PC2-9600 and PC2-10000) latency settings. Default voltage for DDR2 memory is 1.8V and not all mainboards will be able to work with Buffalo's new Firestix-series products.
The new ultra high speed memory modules are available in 1GB and 2GB dual-channel optimized kits. In Japan 1GB PC2-9200 kits cost about $340, while the 2GB PC2-9200 sets are priced at approximately $720.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/memory/display/20061030042945.html
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Buffalo Technology, a well-known supplier of memory modules from Austin, Texas, is expected to unveil memory modules at 1200MHz and 1250MHz in the near future. These modules are a logical follow-up on their 1150MHz memory modules, which are already available in Tokyo, Japan.
Earlier it was claimed that 1200MHz is the absolute maximum for DDR2 memory under normal conditions, but Buffalo's new Firestix do not require any exotic cooling systems and come with typical heat-spreaders.
Buffalo's PC2-9200 (1150MHz) with CL5 5-5-15 latency setting, PC2-8500 (1066MHz) with CL5 5-5-15 timings and PC2-8000 (1000MHz) with CL4 4-4-15 latencies come with 2.3V, 2.1V and 2.3V memory voltage respectively. Firstix at 1200MHz and 1250MHz (PC2-9600 and PC2-10000) require 2.3V voltage and come with CL5 5-5-15 (PC2-9600 only) or CL2 6-6-18 (PC2-9600 and PC2-10000) latency settings. Default voltage for DDR2 memory is 1.8V and not all mainboards will be able to work with Buffalo's new Firestix-series products.
The new ultra high speed memory modules are available in 1GB and 2GB dual-channel optimized kits. In Japan 1GB PC2-9200 kits cost about $340, while the 2GB PC2-9200 sets are priced at approximately $720.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/memory/display/20061030042945.html
jazzzuzz estas memorias sao o VENENO :004: :004:
e o preço tb mata :)
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