CCW
02-23-2004, 11:34 AM
Review Quote:
With DDR1 reaching the ends of it's dominance memory companies are rolling out some extremely fast modules for those looking to get every last drop of bandwidth out of their Intel i848/865/875P motherboards! Kingston was a bit late to the DDR500+ memory market and when they finally released a product it was rated at PC-4300. This may seem a bit strange to some as both Corsair and OCZ launched PC-4400, but Kingston usually has a good reason behind the way they do things.
Read it here (http://www.legitreviews.com/Reviews/hyperx_4300_1.shtml).
With DDR1 reaching the ends of it's dominance memory companies are rolling out some extremely fast modules for those looking to get every last drop of bandwidth out of their Intel i848/865/875P motherboards! Kingston was a bit late to the DDR500+ memory market and when they finally released a product it was rated at PC-4300. This may seem a bit strange to some as both Corsair and OCZ launched PC-4400, but Kingston usually has a good reason behind the way they do things.
Read it here (http://www.legitreviews.com/Reviews/hyperx_4300_1.shtml).