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Corsair presenta il suo nuovo modulo di ram DDR da 256mb, garantito per funzionare stabilmente alla frequenza di 185mhz, ovvero 370mhz DDR, a cas 2-3-3 1t command, ed anche a 166mhz, con settaggi più aggressivi come cas 2-2-2 1t command.
A detta di Corsair, queste sarebbero le ram più veloci ed overcloccabili del momento.

Fremont, CA, March 28, 2002: Corsair Memory, Inc., an industry leader in ultra-performance DDR DRAM modules for gaming and overclocking applications, has announced that it is now offering XMS3000 370 MHz DDR DIMMs with a module size of 256 Megabytes. These single-bank modules support a memory clock speed of 185 MHz, which yields a memory data rate of 370 MHz, or bandwidth of nearly three gigabytes per second. The part number for this device is CMX256A-3000C2. Corsair's XMS3000 parts are comprehensively qualified on two leading edge platforms - an AMD Athlon platform based on the Via KT333 chip set, and an Intel Pentium 4 ("P4") platform based on the SiS 645 chip set. The modules are verified to run at two system settings - 185 MHz with CAS latency of two cycles (2-3-3, 1T command rate), and 166 MHz with ultra-low CAS latency (2-2-2, 1T command rate). "The performance of these modules is truly outstanding," stated Robert Pearce, applications specialist at Corsair. "In head to head testing, these modules overclock better than any other memory that we have seen, even those offered as PC3000, PC3200, or above, from any supplier worldwide."

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