Apacer, one of the world's leading brands of memory modules, has announced its brand-new "Giant II DDR3 Overclocking Memory Module series" in response to the global trend of gaming economics, helping fervent gaming players build their ultra-speed gaming PC. Apacer's "Giant II DDR3 Overclocking Memory Module series" inherit the huge heatspreader design of the Giant Series and further adopt the unique "air-fall" vents for quick heat dissipation even at overclocking high temperature, maintaining great operation stability while the player can enjoy the sensational gaming experience.

Apacer's "Giant II DDR3 Overclocking Memory Module Series" selects the best-performing Elpida's 1Gbit, 128x8 particles suited for overclocking, which are screened in the triple channel test environment using the advanced test fixture and programs under diversified parameters of voltage and time sequences. Stricter than other brands' screening standards, the particles are further tested in the high temperature and high pressure environment for 72 hours to wash out unstable ones and ensure best overclocking performance and stability. The much-tested "Giant II DDR3 Overclocking Memory Module Series" has four models: DDR3-1600MHz, 1866MHz, 2000MHz, and DDR3-2133, the most stable and performing model in the market, with two capacity choices: 3GB (1GBx3) and 6GB(2GBx3), to meet the different requirements of professional players who demand ultra game performance.Since Apacer entered the field of overclocking memory module in 2006, Apacer has developed many overclocking memory module products, the excellent overclocking performance and stability of which have helped Apacer join the official supplier line up of 2006 WCG (World Cyber Games) finals in Italy in addition to the exclusive memory module supplier for the 2009 WCG finals in China. Just as all other Apacer' s overclocking memory module products of different generations and properties that passed ATI CrossFire, Intel XMP, and other certifications, the DDR3- 2133MHz "Giant II DDR3 Overclocking Memory Module Series", debuted after half year's research and development, has yet again marked the magnificent status of Apacer on the field of overclocking memory module development.