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G.SKILL Ripjaws-Z 16GB DDR3-1600 Memory @ benchmarkreviews.com
[Jan-20-12] (0 Comments)
Although the company was established in 1989, G.SKILL is still not as familiar a name in the memory market as are Corsair, Mushkin,

G.Skill RipjawsX @ technic3d.com
[Nov-10-11] (0 Comments)
The G.Skill RIPJAWS-X 8GB DDR3 1600 CL9 Memory arrived Technic 3D. Technic3D will see as good they are on Windows 7 64 Bit and the Gi gabyte GA-X58A-UD9 Mainboard. You can see 1.904 MHz (1,5V) with 10-11- 11-29 (1T) and more in the following Review.

Intel 510 SSD 250GB @ technic3d.com
[Jun-24-11] (0 Comments)
The Intel 510 Series SSD 250GB arrived Technic3D. Available in 120GB and 250GB configurations. Results in extreme performance with u p to 500 MB/s sequential read and 315 MB/s sequential write speeds? We will check this and more against the SSDs from Corsair, OCZ, Western Digital and G.Skill.

G.Skill Sniper 1866 MHz DDR3 Memory Kit @ benchmarkreviews.com
[Jun-14-11] (0 Comments)
RAM is one of the basic building blocks of a computer system, and although the technology has changed over the years the same basic idea

Intel 320 Series 120GB SSD @ itshootout.com
[Jun-03-11] (0 Comments)
The Intel 320 could just as easily have been called the X25-M G3, as that is exactly the product we have here today. Using an updated version of the controller used in the previous two X25 series drives, the 320 is Intels mainstream oriented solid state product, whilst the firms Marvell based 510 series covers the high end. We test to see how it compares to its more expensive stable mate, as well as SandForce drives from OCZ, Corsair and G.Skill.

G.Skill RipjawsX F3-17000 CL9D 2133MHz Memory Kit @ eteknix.com
[May-23-11] (0 Comments)
G.Skill have been around for quite a few years and have always focussed on providing the best memory in terms of stability and style. Whilst they have remained quiet for a little while, they are back and are throwing all of their energy into the high end memory market.

G.Skill RipjawsX 2133 MHz @ technic3d.com
[May-09-11] (0 Comments)
The G.SKILL RipjawsX 4GB DDR3-2133 CL9 Memory-Kit arrived Tech nic3D. Technic3D will see as good they are on Windows 7 64 Bit, Ubuntu 10.10 and the Gigabyte X58-UD7 Mainboard. You can see 2.133MHz (1,65V ) with 9-10-9-28 (2T) and more in the following Review.

Corsair Vengeance 12GB Kit @ technic3d.com
[Feb-21-11] (0 Comments)
The Corsair Vengeance 12GB DDR3 1600 CL9 Memory-Kit arrived Te chnic3D. Technic3D will see as good they are with Overclocking against the G.Skill Trident, Mushkin Ridgeback and Corsair Dominator Memory K its on Windows 7 64 Bit and the Gigabyte X58 Extreme Mainboard. You ca n see 1.932MHz (1,65V) with 9-11-11-24 (2T) and more in the following Review.

Corsair Dominator 12GB 1600 Kit @ technic3d.com
[Jan-12-11] (0 Comments)
The Corsair Dominator 12GB DDR3 1600 CL9 Memory-Kit arrived Te chnic3D. Technic3D will see as good they are with Overclocking against the G.Skill Trident, Mushkin Ridgeback and Corsair GT Memory Kits on Windows 7 64 Bit and the Gigabyte X58 Extreme Mainboard. You can see 1 .900MHz (1,65V) with 9-10-9-24 (2T) and more in the following Review .

OCZ Vertex 2 120GB @ technic3d.com
[Jan-05-11] (0 Comments)
The OCZ Vertex 2 Extended SSD 120GByte arrived Technic3D. Avai lable in 60GB, 90 GB, 120GB, 180GB, 240GB and 480GB configurations. Re sults in extreme performance with up to 285MB/s sequential read and 27 5MB/s sequential write speeds? We will check this against the SSDs fro m Corsair, Intel, Western Digital and G.Skill.

8GB G.Skill Ripjaws 2000MHz DDR3 Memory @ benchmarkreviews.com
[Dec-01-10] (0 Comments)
The maximum speed officially supported by an Intel Core i3/i5 CPU is 1333MHz, and most will know too well that that even lower priced

Corsair Dominator 4GB CL7 Kit @ technic3d.com
[Nov-18-10] (0 Comments)
The Corsair Dominator 4GB DDR3 1600 CL7 Memory-Kit arrived Tec hnic3D. Technic3D will see as good they are with Overclocking against the OCZ Platinum, G.Skill Trident, Mushkin Ridgeback and Corsair GT Me mory Kits on Windows 64 Bit and the Gigabyte X58 Extreme Mainboard. Yo u can see 1.752MHz (1,65V) with 8-8-8-24 (1T) and more in the followin g Review.

Mushkin Ridgeback 4GB DDR3 @ technic3d.com
[Oct-21-10] (0 Comments)
The Mushkin Ridgeback 4GB DDR3 1333 CL7 Memory-Kit arrived Tec hnic3D. Technic3D will see as good they are with Overclocking against the OCZ Platinum, G.Skill Trident and Corsair GT Memory Kits on Window s 64 Bit and the Gigabyte X58 Extreme Mainboard. You can see 2.057MHz (1,65V) with 7-8-10-27 (1T) and more in the following Review.

G.Skill Trident 12GB Kit @ technic3d.com
[Oct-13-10] (0 Comments)
The G.Skill Trident 12GB DDR3 1600 CL7 Memory-Kit arrived Tech nic3D. Technic3D will see as good they are with Overclocking against t he OCZ Platinum and Corsair GT Memory Kits on Windows 64 Bit and the G igabyte X58 Extreme Mainboard. You can see 1.600MHz (1,65V) with 7-8-7 -24 (1T) and more in the following Review.

G.Skill Phoenix Pro SandForce SSD Test @ benchmarkreviews.com
[Jul-07-10] (0 Comments)
Solid State Drive storage devices have become the hot ticket for high-performance computer enthusiasts. Impartial towards either PC,

G.Skill ECO 4GB DDR3-1333 Memory Kit @ benchmarkreviews.com
[May-10-10] (0 Comments)
In the industry of technology, brands offering similar products without innovating will not be easily adopted by the enthusiast market.

Corsair Dominator GT @ technic3d.com
[Apr-16-10] (0 Comments)
The Corsair Dominator GT 6GB DDR3 1866 CL7 Memory-Kit arrived Technic3D. Technic3D will see as good they are with Overclocking again st the OCZ Platinum and G.Skill Trident Memory Kits on Windows 64 Bit and the Gigabyte X58 Extreme Mainboard. You can see 2.044 MHz (1,65V) with 8-8-8-24 (2T) and more in the following Review.

G.Skill PC3-18400 (2300MHz) PI Series 4GB Kit @ tweaktown.com
[Mar-10-10] (0 Comments)
When I think of memory companies that want nothing but speed, only a few really come to mind and one of them would have to be G.Skill. While so many companies these days produce high end memory, we only really see a few leading the pack and when I say that I mean we see the same few companies ahead of everyone with most other companies playing catch up when it comes to speed. While most companies are sitting around the PC3-17600 mark these days, G.Skill as always has kicked it up a notch with a PC3-19200 kit and a PC3-18400 one which we have on hand today. Like most high performance memory kits at the moment, the modules are aimed at P55 platforms due to them coming in dual-channel packets.

Kingston HyperX DDR3-2000 CL8 KHX2000C8D3T1K3/6GX 6GB Memory Kit @ tweaktown.com
[Nov-26-09] (0 Comments)
The HyperX line-up of memory hasn’t always been the first choice by enthusiasts; not to say that the memory is poor in anyway, it’s just that the likes of Corsair, OCZ and G.Skill usually push their memory modules faster and work on a lower quantity at the high-end by vigorously hand picking each memory chip that is put onto a memory module. These memory makers strive for the absolute bleeding edge of memory technology, while Kingston’s HyperX brand sticks to a more moderate level, but they are relatively still fairly high at the top end.Kingston is no slouch here today, though; no, not at all. In our hands we have a Kingston HyperX DDR3-2000 triple-channel 6GB memory kit with a cache latency rating of 8-8-8-24 at 1.65 volts and it also comes with Intel XMP support to allow for easier overclocking on Intel X58 Express based motherboards that are teamed up with a Core i7 processor.

G.Skill RipJaws DDR3 Kit @ technic3d.com
[Oct-03-09] (0 Comments)
The G.Skill RipJaws 4GB DDR3 1600 CL7 Memory-Kit arrived Techn ic3D. Technic3D will see as good they are with Overclocking against th e CSX Diablo, OCZ and G.Skill Trident Memory Kits on Windows Vista Ult imate 64 Bit and the Foxconn Bloodrage Mainboard. You can see 1.760 MH z (1,65V) with 9-9-9-24 (2T) in the following Review.

Nanya Elixir DDR3 1600 @ technic3d.com
[Sep-25-09] (0 Comments)
The Nanya Elixir 6GB DDR3 1600 CL9 Memory-Kit arrived Technic3 D. Technic3D will see as good they are with Overclocking against the C SX Diablo, OCZ and G.Skill Memory Kits on Windows Vista Ultimate 64 B it and the Foxconn Bloodrage Mainboard. You can see 1.730 MHz (1,5V) w ith 9-9-9-28 (2T) in the following Review.

G.Skill Trident PC3-16000 6GB DDR3 Memory Kit @ tweaktown.com
[Jul-22-09] (0 Comments)
G.Skill was one of the first memory companies to really show up as a competitor in the performance market after companies like Corsair and OCZ and dominated for a number of years. As time goes on we've seen more and more companies enter the market meaning that there's more competition than ever. What this ultimately means for everyone is we get faster, better and cheaper memory. Today we'll be checking out a 6GB PC3-16000 kit from G.Skill that sits in the company’s Trident series. We haven't seen anything from this series before so hopefully it can impress us. Of course PC3-16000 means that our memory is clocked at a whopping 2000MHz which well and truly places it in the high end segment.

G.Skill Trident 2000 MHz DDR3 CL9 6 GB Tri-Channel Kit @ techpowerup.com
[Jun-23-09] (0 Comments)
The Trident Series from G.Skill is a very affordable kit, but manages up to 2000 MHz right out of the box. The kit also has very nice high quality heatspreaders. We push the kit to 1.65 V and way beyond that to see check for additional OC potential or if it manages to impress us with a great price / performance ratio.

G.Skill Triple-Channel 1600 MHz 6 GB Kit @ techpowerup.com
[Apr-03-09] (0 Comments)
G.Skill offers a full range of tri-channel memory kits at speeds of up to 2000 MHz. We are taking a look at their red kit rated at 1600 MHz and CL9. Even though this memory is on the lower end of the line-up, it manages to surprise with good overclockablity and the possibility of tighter timings.

Technic3D/G.Skill 6GB 1600 CL9 @ technic3d.com
[Mar-31-09] (0 Comments)
The G.Skill 6GB Triple Channel Kit DDR3 1600 CL9 (F3-12800CL9T -6GBNQ) arrived Technic3D. Technic3D will see as good they are with Ov erclocking against the Corsair Dominator 1600 Memory Kit on Windows Vi sta Ultimate 64 Bit and the Biostar TPower X58 Mainboard. You can see Low-Voltage 1.400 MHz (1,5V) with 9-9-9-24 and Command Rate 1 in the f ollowing Review.

G.Skill Triple-Channel 1600MHz DDR3 Memory Kit @ benchmarkreviews.com
[Mar-09-09] (0 Comments)
With 64-bit Operating Systems nearing popularity as Windows 7 approaches, the 4GB system memory barrier is going to be a relic of the

Corsair XMS3 Dominator 6GB 1600 CL8 @ technic3d.com
[Feb-27-09] (0 Comments)
The Corsair XMS3 Dominator 6GB Kit DDR3 1600 CL8 (TR3X6G1600C8 D) arrived Technic3D. Technic3D will see as good they are with Overclo cking against the G.Skill 1600 Memory Kit on Windows Vista Ultimate an d the Foxconn X58 Mainboard. You can see 1.805 MHz with 9-9-9-24 and C ommand Rate 1 in the following Review.

OCZ's Apex 120GB SSD @ bit-tech.net
[Feb-09-09] (0 Comments)
*/Value wise the Apex is also a little disappointing. While weappreciate that cutting edge tech always carries a premium, the cost pergigabyte of the Apex at ¢G2.87 in comparison to the G.Skill Titan¡¦s¢G1.83 doesn¡¦t make it as appealing (if you can ever call that sort ofprice per Gigabyte appealing!), although it¡¦s still a lot better thanthe ¢G4.50 per Gigabyte Intel charges for its 80GB X25-M.

G.Skill's F3-12800CL8T-6GBHK Tri-Channel DDR3 memory @ bit-tech.net
[Jan-30-09] (0 Comments)
*/If we are going by US prices, at the end of the day we think the G.Skill F3-12800CL8T-6GBHK with its Samsung HCF0 ICs have slightly more overhead than the Elpida-based Corsair DHX+ modules we looked at earlier this week - if your Core i7 CPU can stretch, the memory should accommodate. It may not have anything like the funky and more importantly, moddable (but also patented), DHX+ heatsinks on the Corsair but a case with good airflow should keep the G.Skill cool enough. Moreover, they have a lifetime warranty to cover mishaps and being low profile they're less likely to chance interference with a large CPU heatsink.

G.Skill Titan 256GB SSD @ bit-tech.net
[Jan-20-09] (0 Comments)
*/Frankly we're amazed by how quickly the SSD market is moving forwards

G.SKILL FM-25S2S-64GB SSD Drive @ rbmods.com
[Dec-21-08] (0 Comments)
SSD drives are slowly making it on to the market but the prices stillscare alot of people of. The SSD drive does not have any movable parts whichmakes it completely silent and also more well performing than our currentharddrives. Price and small drives are still the main issue but I have seenover 200GB drives hitting the market already although today we are taking alook at a 64GB SATA 2 drive from Gskill.

G.Skill FM-25S2S-64GB SATA-II MLC SSD @ benchmarkreviews.com
[Dec-16-08] (0 Comments)
Back in November 2007, after experiencing the SuperComputing Conference SC07, finding Solid State Drives on sale anywhere was a real

G.Skill, Intel & Patriot SSD Group Test @ bit-tech.net
[Dec-03-08] (0 Comments)
And that, in essence, is where the SSD rests today - as an expensiveextravagance limited only to the most ludicrously high end PCs. Whilethe Intel X25-M breaks the mould and proves SSDs can deliver not onlyphenomenally fast read, but also decent write performance, its pricetag is sure to put all but the most opulent hardware enthusiast off.

[News] G.Skill F2-6400CL4D-4GPI-B DDR2 Memory @ virtual-hideout.net
[Nov-13-08] (0 Comments)
Though G.Skill's kit managed to melt it's wax wings on the path togreatness, it still managed to impress a fair bit before it plummeted backto the earth. Though it managed only 1,000 MHz, this is still a 25%overclock, so to speak - something which is quite impressive on a kit thatruns for under $90. Even if you don't intend to overclock, these modulespack a fair punch with their low latencies, great build quality, and oddly,lower cost than the rest of the flock. Considering these few graces, as wellas the small tokens inside the package, I'd have to say that I recommendthis kit to anyone looking for a quick fix in terms of a memory upgrade -something that will simply drop in and work - now that's peace of mind.

4GB DDR3 1,600MHz to 1,800MHz memory roundup - Part @ bit-tech.net
[Oct-08-08] (0 Comments)
The G.SkillF3-12800Cl7D-4GBPI is a solid product with greatperformance potential and overclocking that's good value compared tothe competition. We like the Pi heatspreaders and the lifetime warrantyoffered by G.Skill, although on the whole it's not an extra specialproduct.If you're interested in the super high end and want 2x2GB of memory -keep an eye out of the G.Skill F3-14400CL8D-4GBGT1

Technic3D/G.Skill PI PC28800 4GB @ technic3d.com
[Aug-06-08] (0 Comments)
The G.Skill DDR2 PI Serie PC2 8800 CL5 4GB Kit arrived Technic 3D. Technic3D will see as good they are with Overclocking against othe r Memory Kits on Windows Vista Ultimate SP1 and the Asus P5K (P35) Mai nboard. You can see 1.180 MHz with CL5 in the following Review.

G.Skill F2-8800 Pi Series DDR2 CL5 4GB Kit @ techpowerup.com
[Jul-28-08] (0 Comments)
The G.Skill Pi Series goes a completely different route, than other high-end memory today. Instead of pushing the envelope on voltage, it gives you some crazy performance at default or close to default DDR2 voltage.

G.SKILL F3-12800CL7D DDR3 Memory @ rbmods.com
[Jun-06-08] (0 Comments)
Today we look at the new DDR3 kit from Gskill. The F3-12800CL7D seemsto be a middle class memory kit from Gskill that is supposed to perform verywell, it is also equipped with a new heatsink that is also supposed tooutperform the old design Gskill uses. Check out the rest of the review tosee what speeds we can boost this ram kit to.

[News] G.SKILL PC2-8500 4GB PI DDR2 Memory Kit @ virtual-hideout.net
[May-31-08] (0 Comments)
The G.Skill PC2-8500 4GB PI Memory is another strong performing dualchannel memory kit. Stability is top notch and the kit is very reliableunder pressure. At full load, the memory keeps its composure and pumps outthe bandwidth. Thanks to the new spreaders, it was only slightly warm to thetouch and looks pretty sweet. It's also very nice to see that the heatspreaders haven't added much extra weight to the modules.

G.SKILL DDR2 PC2 8500 (8 Layers PCB) Memory @ rbmods.com
[Feb-24-08] (0 Comments)
Today we take a look at a DDR2 kit from Gskill. We got their new 8500kit that seems to perform quite well according to some other reviews I haveseen. We are going to compare this vs our previous DDR2 kits that haveperformed the best. We are also going to try to boost this kit a bit to seehow it performs under heavy overclocking.

G.Skill 4GB PC6400 - XSs - Corrected Link @ xsreviews.co.uk
[Jan-15-08] (0 Comments)
There are several performance memory companies outthere, some more well known than others. Perhaps one of the lesserknown brands when compared to the likes of Corsair or OCZ, is G.Skill.In the past they have put together some of the best overclocking kitsaround and hopefully the one I have with me today will be no exception.

G.Skill 4GB PC6400 - XSs @ xsreviews.co.uk
[Jan-15-08] (0 Comments)
There are several performance memory companies outthere, some more well known than others. Perhaps one of the lesserknown brands when compared to the likes of Corsair or OCZ, is G.Skill.In the past they have put together some of the best overclocking kitsaround and hopefully the one I have with me today will be no exception.

[News] G.Skill 2x1GB PC3-12800 DDR3-1600 Memory Kit @ virtual-hideout.net
[Nov-27-07] (0 Comments)
G.Skill has once again been gracious in sending us one of their moreextreme memory kits. The G.Skill DDR3-1600 2x1GB Dual Channel Memory Kit isaimed at offering the more serious enthusiast some very capable memory thatwill be able to keep up with the most serious of overclocked processors andstill be quite capable when even faster processors arrive. You read correct.Processors will undoubtedly continue to increase in frequency and will soonsurpass the 1333MHz Front Side Bus. Most DDR3 kits to reach the shelves thusfar are 1066MHz and higher. This means Core 2 Duo users with the 1066 or1333 FSB processors finally have memory modules to match. As you'll see,1600MHz DDR3 has a lot to offer faster cores.

G.Skill DDR2 and DDR3 Memory Kits @ tweaktown.com
[Nov-24-07] (0 Comments)
PC system memory is always getting faster and faster, especially with the introduction of the DDR3 memory standard. JEDEC has ratified it, Intel P35 and X38 chipsets are supporting it and we are now seeing it co me from all the major players. We have seen Mushkin, OCZ, Corsair and Kin gston all producing memory based on DDR3 technology, but we haven't see n the last of DDR2 just yet. Today we are going to test Both DDR2 and DDR3 from G.Skill, a 1000 MHz DD R2 4GB kit and 1600 MHz DDR3 2GB kit. How will they fair? We will pit the DDR3 against our just recently tested OCZ memory and the DDR2 against ou r Geil memory which has broken over 1200 MHz.

[News] G.Skill 2x1GB F2-6400CL4D-2GBHK DDR2 Memory Kit @ virtual-hideout.net
[Feb-03-07] (0 Comments)
For those who don't feel the need to overclock, as well as for thosewho are looking for RAM that is highly overclockable, these tests are vital.In this case, the H sort of lives up to its Hi-Performance title, as I wasable to get 1012MHz at 2.3v and this was stable while running Prime95 x2

G.SKILL F2-6400CL6D-4GBMQ 4 GB Kit @ techpowerup.com
[Dec-28-06] (0 Comments)
The G.SKILL F2-6400CL6D-4GBMQ are one of the first 2x 2 GB DDR2 memory kits that let you run high frequencies, DDR2-800 in this case. In our review we will point out the difficulties you will experience when installing 4 GB of memory on 32-bit platforms. Is this $500 memory kit the solution to a smooth Windows Vista experience?

News@Technic3D /G.Skill F2-6400CL5D-2GBNQ Memory @ technic3d.com
[Dec-13-06] (0 Comments)
G.Skill offers a Memory PC 6400 DDR2 2 GB Dual Kit with a good Price. Technic3D will see as good they are with 5-5-5-15 and Overcloc king against other Memory Kits.

News@Technic3D / G.Skill F2-6400PHU2-2GBHZ Memory @ technic3d.com
[Oct-06-06] (0 Comments)
G.Skill offers a memory PC 6400 DDR2 F2-6400PHU2-2GBHZ 2 GB Du al Kit with a black heatspreader. Technic3D will see as good they are with 4-4-4-12 and Overclocking

News@Technic3D / G.Skill PC 4200 DDR2 F2-4200PHU2-2GBNV 2 GB Kit @ technic3d.com
[Sep-03-06] (0 Comments)
G.Skill offers a memory PC 4200 DDR2 F2-4200PHU2-2GBNV 2 GB Du al Kit with a green heatspreader. Technic3D will see as good they are with 4-4-4-12 and Overclocking

[News] G.Skill F2-6400CL4D 2GB DDR2 Memory @ virtual-hideout.net
[Aug-21-06] (0 Comments)
What do we think of this 2GB PC 6400 Kit that can be found for$199.00? There is really nothing bad to say about this memory. The kit isonly rated to 800 MHz at 4-4-4-12 timings, but held up to 900 MHz withtypical voltage changes.

G.Skill F2-4200PHU1-512SA @ techpowerup.com
[Apr-24-06] (0 Comments)
A few weeks ago I got me a new notebook from Lenovo, the Thinkpad X60s. Soon I realized that the default memory configuration of 512 MB is not enough. Since the official memory upgrades are rather expensive I thought I'd give G.SKILL notebook memory a try. These modules come for about half the price of the original memory and offer rock stable performance for your memory hungry applications.

G.Skill F2-4200PHU2-1GBNT @ techpowerup.com
[Apr-06-06] (0 Comments)
The F2-4200PHU2-1GBNT are G.SKILL's latest budget DDR2 memory kit. Even though they lack heatspreaders they offer excellent overclocking. Our sample would go from the advertised DDR2-4200 up to a blazing DDR2-5800. What makes this kit even more attractive is that you can tighten the timings to 3-3-2-4. All this comes at a very competitive price of only $75 for a 2x512 MB dual channel kit.

G.Skill F1-4000BIU2-2GBHV @ techpowerup.com
[Mar-25-06] (0 Comments)
G.SKILL presented their new 2GB F1-4000BIU2-2GBHV DDR memory kit at Cebit. If you are looking for a well overclocking 2GB memory kit you should definitely take a look. Even though it comes with CL3 timings, it will also run at CL2 and CL2.5. It can do all its overclocking magic at only 2.6V so this may also be a good choice for users of budget motherboards which do not offer allow voltage adjustments in the BIOS.

G.SKILL F1-3200PHU2-2GBNS PC3200 @ techpowerup.com
[Feb-20-06] (0 Comments)
G.SKILL is well known in the community for making high-quality memory products which perform good and are not too expensive. The F1-32000PHU2-2GBNS 2GB DDR-400 kit is going for around $160 - one of the best prices for a 2 GB kit right now. For such a bargain price you would usually expect slow CL3 timings. However, G.SKILL specifies this memory as 2.5-3-3-6 at only 2.6V.

G.SKILL F1-3200USU2-2GBHS PC3200 @ techpowerup.com
[Dec-19-05] (0 Comments)
G.SKILL is known for their well performing memory, which doesn't cost an arm and a leg. We have their latest 2GB kit on the testbench and were surprised by the good results. For $200 you get a 2 GB kit which performs very close to Samsung TCCD. Our best result was 272 MHz at only 2.8V. Impressive for a 2GB kit.

G.SKILL F1-4000USU2-2GBHZ PC4000 @ techpowerup.com
[Nov-02-05] (0 Comments)
The G.SKILL F1-4000USU2-2GBHZ unite overclocking and 2GB. They almost overclock like the best 1 GB Dual-Channel kits, but offer double the amount of capacity. We reached 275 MHz (DDR550) at low 2.6V. If you want the smoothness of 2 GB and also overclocking, they can be yours for about $245, which is an excellent price.

G.SKILL F1-4400DSU2-1GBFC PC4400 1GB @ techpowerup.com
[Oct-22-05] (0 Comments)
G.SKILL uses Samsung TCCD or TCC5 chips on these DDR memory modules. The timings of 2.5-4-4-8 are pretty much what you would expect from modules using these chips. During our overclocking tests we could get DDR600 speeds out of the sticks, at a rather small voltage of 2.8V. The best about this memory? It's the price. You can find a 2x 512MB kit for around $170 online.

G.Skill F1-4400DSU2-1GBFC Memory @ pureoverclock.com
[Aug-03-05] (0 Comments)
TCC5 is not a brand new replacement for TCCD, it is simply the samechip speed binned to DDR466 instead of DDR500 and has been available for aslong as TCCD. The performance of your TCC5 product now relies heavily on thebinning process used by the memory manufacturers (OCZ, Corsair, G.Skill etc)but if they do a good job you should get identical performance to currentTCCD.

G.Skill Extreme PC3200 2-2-2-5 1GB Kit @ octools.com
[Jul-05-05] (0 Comments)
The Winbond UTT chip based G.Skill Extreme PC3200 2-2-2-5 1GB Kit lived up to our expectations. With the right motherboard, these modules wil produce the best performance any PC3200 can offer. Its high overclockability at ultra low latencies will complement the high HTTs the nf4 chipsets can afford.

Memory Shootout - Extremely High Performance DDR using Samsung TCCD DRAMs on Socket 939 AMD64 @ hexus.net
[Mar-14-05] (0 Comments)
To sum up, if you want the coolest modules on the block and youre feeling flush, the Corsair Xpert is in a niche of its own. Paired with Samsungs TCCD modules, theres a world of performance to be had from them at modest Vdimm. Otherwise, the G.Skill and OCZ both come recommended at around the £200 mark, with Corsairs XL PRO and XL PT under that price, too.

Various News Items
[Jan-15-05] (0 Comments)

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