OC3D Reviews ›› Memory
OCZ FlexXLC Edition PC2-9200 (1150mhz) 2GB DDR2 Kit
Memory | 4th July 2007
Looking for some water cooled ram but don't like the look of those tacky after-market heatspreaders? OCZ may well be the answer to your prayers!
CellShock PC2-6400 (DDR2-800) 2GB Kit
Memory | 22nd May 2007
PC2-6400 DDR2 memory capable of hitting almost DDR2-1200, and at a reasonable price? That'll be the Cellshock! Read on to find out more...
Mushkin HP2-6400 (PC2-6400) 4GB DDR2 Kit
Memory | 13th May 2007
With 2gb becoming more of the 'norm', many people are looking into 4GB kits to satisfy their memory hungry games and applications. Today we look at Mushkin's 4GB PC2-6400 kit to see how it performs.
OCZ Reaper HPC PC2-8500 2GB DDR2 Kit
Memory | 30th April 2007
With heatpipe technology becoming a very popular way of passively cooling modern PC components it's no surprise that several memory manufacturers have started using this design on their modules. Today I'll be taking a look at OCZ's first memory kit utilizing this design - the Reaper HPC's.
Crucial Ballistix PC2-8500 2GB DDR2 Kit
Memory | 18th April 2007
Crucial may not currently hold the record for having the fastest DDR2 modules on the market, but that doesn't mean we can't have a go at overclocking their recently released Ballistix PC2-8500 2GB kit! Read on to find out how it performed.
Kingston HyperX PC2-9600 DDR2 2GB Kit
Memory | 10th April 2007
Looking for some seriously fast DDR2 RAM to go with your heavily overclocked Core2Duo rig? Today we check out Kingston's overclocker-orientated HyperX PC2-9600 modules guaranteed to run at DDR2-1200.
Patriot Extreme Performance (PDC22G8500ELK) DDR2 2GB Kit
Memory | 16th March 2007
Patriot memory may not be the easiest to get a hold of here in the UK, but that doesn't mean its not worth the effort. Today I'll be looking at their top-end PC2-8500 kit.
OCZ PC2-6400 Titanium 2Gb DC Kit
Memory | 12th March 2007
Looking for some new performance ram on a budget? We give OCZ's Titanium sticks a workout in the OC3D Labs.
OC3D Articles ›› Memory
Super Talent Unveils Project X DDR3 Kits
Jonathan Smith | 12th September 2007
Super Talent Technology, a leading manufacturer of DRAM memory modules and flash storage solutions, today announced immediate availability of the world's most advanced DDR3 memory kits, dubbed Project X.
OCZ Technology Group Unveils World’s First Intel Extreme Memory Modules
Jonathan Smith | 11th September 2007
OCZ today announced production of the industry's first Intel Extreme Memory modules,.
Mushkin Announces Availability of DDR3-1333 CAS 6 High-Performance DIMMs
Jonathan Smith | 31st August 2007
Offers Quantum Leap in Broadband Efficiency, Total Gaming Experience.
OCZ Release FlexXLC DDR3
Matthew Fogg | 14th August 2007
OCZ Technology Introduces High-Speed DDR3 within the Flex XLC Series for Ultimate Performance and Optimal Cooling Options.
OCZ release SPD-Z - flash the SPD of your RAM
Matt Kemp | 7th August 2007
OCZ have announced a revolutionary system whereby you can set the SPD of your your RAM to whatever speed you can (or it can reach). This has got to be heaven for overclockers. Read on inside...
Super Talent Extends DDR3 Leadership to 1866MHz
Matthew Fogg | 3rd August 2007
Super Talent Technology, a leading manufacturer of DRAM memory modules and flash storage solutions, has announced the world's fastest production DDR3 kit.
AMD Unveils G3MX Technology
Derrek Huey | 27th July 2007
AMD announces their new Socket G3 Memory Extender technology for enhanced server memory performance.
OCZ Technology Announces New AM2 Optimized 8GB Quad Memory Kit
Matthew Fogg | 26th July 2007
OCZ Technology Group has expanded their memory lineup for AMD enthusiasts and power users with new high-density 8GB “Quad Kits.”
OCZ Technology Group Releases the World’s First Production 1800MHz DDR3
Jonathan Smith | 20th July 2007
Days after announcing the 1600MHz DDR3, OCZ unleash 1800MHz DDR3.
OCZ Technology Continues to Push the DDR3 Envelope
Jonathan Smith | 18th July 2007
OCZ Announces Enhanced Bandwidth High Performance 1600MHz Modules.


