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Last month's arrival of the Intel P35 chipset was slightly marred by the lack of 1,333MHz FSB processors and DDR3. Both are now with us,...
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OCZ's answer to Corsair's Dominator is the equally ominous-sounding Reaper series, as used in Vadim's CrossFire PC, but OCZ opted to send us its new...
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Corsair's PC2-6400 memory is the slower of this month's two kits, running at 800MHz out of the box. It boasts tight latency timings of 4-4-4-12,...
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As everyone knows, overclockers aren't interested in anything unless it's Extreme, so it's a good job that A-Data's new Vitesta has the correct appellation. This...
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Following on from last month's debut for new-fangled, overly-expensive SLI memory, this month, we opted to test two kits of non-EPP...
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With the release of Socket AM2, memory companies are anticipating a whole slew of people upgrading their PCs, so there are lots of new memory...
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Now that AMD has made the jump to DDR2, memory companies have been quick to announce new products, and none has been quicker than Corsair,...
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Team Group sounds like a 1980s cartoon featuring groups of crime-fighting superheroes/robots, who combine their powers to overcome their nemesis, usually accompanied by cliched theme...
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The G0 stepping of the Core 2 Quad Q6600 is awesome. The sSpec code to look for is SLACR - surely not a coincidence given that Intel is an American company, and slacker and gamer are roughly synonymous terms over there. Most companies list the G0 chip as a separate...
