Thursday, November 12th 2009
G.Skill Releases the World’s Fastest DDR3 2200 CL7 Memory Modules
G.Skill International Co. Ltd., manufacturer of extreme performance memory and solid-state storage with solid quality, has today released the world's fastest DRAM modules rated at a groundbreaking DDR3 2200 CL7-10-10-28 1.65V 4GB (2GBx2), and specially tuned for Intel Lynnfield Core i7 870, 860 processors.
Furnished with the brand new design PI series heatspreader, these modules once again represent G.Skill's commitment to pushing the boundaries and providing overclocking enthusiasts and extreme gamers with the best DRAM modules for breaking overclocking world records. The kits will be sold with G.Skill's Turbulence memory fan to decrease the system temperatures and provide further overclocking headroom during tweaking.
The 2200 CL7 PI series kits will be available at G.Skill's collaborated distribution partners immediately with affordable price. All G.Skill's computer memory products come with life-time warranty and G.Skill's FAE team is always ready to provide consumers complete technical support via online forums, telephone and email.
Furnished with the brand new design PI series heatspreader, these modules once again represent G.Skill's commitment to pushing the boundaries and providing overclocking enthusiasts and extreme gamers with the best DRAM modules for breaking overclocking world records. The kits will be sold with G.Skill's Turbulence memory fan to decrease the system temperatures and provide further overclocking headroom during tweaking.
20 Comments on G.Skill Releases the World’s Fastest DDR3 2200 CL7 Memory Modules
I wonder how well they overclock considering the stock speed is 2200? We need some reviews!
Wonder what timings these babies will do at 1600MHz. :)
Here www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820609499
This ram is made pretty much entirely to fool newegg customers and the like. Sort by 2200, then sort by lowest CAS, which is always listed according to the first number. In this case a 7, but the rest of the numbers suck.
Plus I don´t think that normal buyers have such good knowledge about OC to get this ram to nominal speed (that needs hm.. bclock at 220, if I´m correct? definetly not low..).
Nice PR stuff.. much less usefull as real memory.. tough, if it scales with voltage, it can be pretty interesting..
You know how I know??
Because:
Their sitting in my system
Now, just gotta wait for me to be able to play more with them! :rockout:
Love the ram cooler, nice to see a big ol fan !