CCW
02-23-2004, 10:52 AM
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About a month or so we did a review of the Corsair TwinX PC4000 memory kit. This was an extremely fast, extremely stable memory kit as all of Corsairs memory seems to be. Corsair also decided to add a little zip to the modules by putting activity indicators on the top of each module. While this was a nifty touch, not everyone really cared for it. Today we're taking a look at Corsair's newest offering, the 1 gig TwinX PC4400 memory kit. Corsair has shed all the fancy little touches like the activity lights and instead drove straight for pure speed and stability. This kit runs at an amazing 275 Mhz (550 DDR) which should make it capable of providing anyone witn overclocking goodness for quite some time, as it's quite difficult to achieve a a 275 Mhz FSB with any current CPU's without an insane cooling solution.
Read it here (http://www.tweakbox.net/corsairpc4400.php).
About a month or so we did a review of the Corsair TwinX PC4000 memory kit. This was an extremely fast, extremely stable memory kit as all of Corsairs memory seems to be. Corsair also decided to add a little zip to the modules by putting activity indicators on the top of each module. While this was a nifty touch, not everyone really cared for it. Today we're taking a look at Corsair's newest offering, the 1 gig TwinX PC4400 memory kit. Corsair has shed all the fancy little touches like the activity lights and instead drove straight for pure speed and stability. This kit runs at an amazing 275 Mhz (550 DDR) which should make it capable of providing anyone witn overclocking goodness for quite some time, as it's quite difficult to achieve a a 275 Mhz FSB with any current CPU's without an insane cooling solution.
Read it here (http://www.tweakbox.net/corsairpc4400.php).