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Corsair Xpert TwinXP1024-3200XL
Memory
Price: £0 | Rating: 4/6
Corsair's new RAM is gr8. Low latency, good perf + big lights. Has LCD screen so U can C info or UR own msg. Not...
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Kingston HyperX KHX4300K2/1G
Memory
Price: £254.82 | Rating: 4/6
In the past, we have been a tad critical of Kingston's memory modules. This is mainly because of the high cost and low performance of...
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GeIL Ultra Platinum PC4400
Memory
Price: £246.83 | Rating: 4/6
GeIL has a reputation for quality, so when we finally managed to get our hands on its latest PC 4400 memory, we were expecting it...
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Ultra Extreme DDR400
Memory
Price: £244.99 | Rating: 4/6
Ultra, while an unknown brand over here in Blighty, has been mixing it up with the big boys stateside for some time. This particular pair...
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Corsair TwinX 1024-3200XLPT
Memory
Price: £229.13 | Rating: 3/6
Corsair has always been well-known for its 'plug-n-frag' memory - DIMMs that are targeted at enthusiasts who want the best performance from their memory subsystem....
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Kingston KVR533D2N4K2/1G
Memory
Price: £230.15 | Rating: 4/6
The last time we looked at some Kingston memory modules we described them as 'fast, good-looking and pricey'. If we were to sum up these...
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Buffalo D2U533-512MA
Memory
Price: £259.99 | Rating: 3/6
Buffalo is better known for its range of wireless networking products than its memory modules, but we were eager to see how good the company's...
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Corsair Twin2X 1024-5400C4
Memory
Price: £292.52 | Rating: 3/6
Corsair was one of the first companies to release DDR2 memory, even before motherboards were available. These particular modules exceed the JEDEC standard with timings...
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