Wednesday, October 17th 2007
G.Skill Unveils 4GB CL4 DDR2-800
G.Skill International Enterprise, the professional provider in high performance memory module, today unveiled 4GB DDR2-800 CL4 set - F2-6400CL4D-4GBPK.
Low latency is the great factor that affects the memory performance. Nowadays, the CPU is much faster than memory. The CPU has to wait for a relatively long time for a memory access to complete before it can process the data. Low latency memory can break the system performance bottleneck.
Especially, if your computer files are not big and consistent, low latency can really have the big advantage in performance improvement. For the serious gamers, F2-6400CL4D-4GBPK is your best choice. You will not be beaten as the system lag.
Memory capacity is the other key factor for performance. High capacity memory is perfect for digital image and video editing. Your system can use the memory as the hard disk read/write buffer. It saves your time to wait video composing.
DDR2-800 CL4 PK Series Features:
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G.Skill
Low latency is the great factor that affects the memory performance. Nowadays, the CPU is much faster than memory. The CPU has to wait for a relatively long time for a memory access to complete before it can process the data. Low latency memory can break the system performance bottleneck.
Memory capacity is the other key factor for performance. High capacity memory is perfect for digital image and video editing. Your system can use the memory as the hard disk read/write buffer. It saves your time to wait video composing.
DDR2-800 CL4 PK Series Features:
- Guaranteed clock speed of 800MHz (PC2-6400)
- Low latency settings of 4 (CL), 4 (TRCD), 4 (TRP), 12 (TRAS)
- Lifetime warranty
- Part number: F2-6400CL4D-4GBPK - A matching pair of 4GB kit (2 x 2GB modules)
12 Comments on G.Skill Unveils 4GB CL4 DDR2-800
I have the CAS 5 G.Skill 4GB kit.
The CAS5 kit is down to $170 and they also have a DDR2-1000 kit for $190. This DDR2-800/CAS4 kit will be in the same area.
2.) Bump the volt a tad and tighten the timings to 4-4-4-12
3.) ????????
4.) Profit
Seriously, that stuff is cheap (the red sticks and seems to be more solid than their others). I don't know if DDR2 can run 1T with two 2 gig sticks, but if you're not concerned and not planning on going past 4 gigs with your current setup...
and what chips are onboard, anyone found a review? can they post it here please?
these: use 4-4-4-12-4-42-3-11-7-13 didn't work, but the ones on the picture did
www.gskillusa.com/motherboard/p5bdlx/p5bdlx_2gbpk_002.jpg
Oh and both should be just 1.9V, I'm using 2.1V :P Maybe some kit works with lower voltage, but I don't mind using a bit more.