When DDR3 entered the market, many were reluctant to transition as Intel was the only one that utilised the technology. Not to mention the extra cost of upgrading your motherboard in order to support DDR3 memory. But as time passed, prices dropped and now NVIDIA has joined in on the DDR3 game. With more people willing to purchase DDR3 RAM, the quest to provide the best performance has started. Team Group Inc. shows us how much they can push with their Xtreem series.
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When DDR3 technology started entering the market, Kingston released a module from its HyperX series, called the DDR3-1375 CL7 (CAS Latency) alongside two more memory sticks. The new DDR3 broke the 1,066MHz mark and reached a clockspeed of 1,333MHz. However, Kingston has tweaked the clockspeed to reach 1,375MHz, hence the name.
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