Kingston unveils ultra low-latency DDR3 memory modules

"Kingston Technology has announced it is first to market with ultra low-latency PC3 1375MHz DDR3 HyperX memory modules."

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Kingston unveils ultra low-latency DDR3 memory modules

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It would seem DDR3 is already maturing, PC11000 modules with a CL5 latency is nothing to be sniffed at.

Kingston Technology has announced it is first to market with ultra low-latency PC3 1375MHz DDR3 HyperX memory modules.
"Our new HyperX DDR3 ultra low-latency modules give early adopters and performance enthusiasts the opportunity to push their DDR3 motherboards as far as current memory technology will allow," said Mark Tekunoff, senior technology manager at Kingston. "With new chipsets on the horizon, Kingston is positioning HyperX to be the go-to memory for all DDR3 needs-for gaming and mainstream systems."
In its second foray into the DDR3 overclocking market, Kingston's ultra low-latency 1375MHz, CL5 product is the first production DDR3 module to achieve CL5 at PC11000 frequencies (1375MHz)-giving the performance-conscious consumer another option when building their next gaming rig, said Kingston.
Kingston achieved the highest gains in its new DDR3 without overclocking memory bus frequencies. The ultra low-latency HyperX is shipping in 1GB modules and 2GB memory kits.

If only the modules were more affordable. By Q1 08 I'm sure quite a few more enthusiasts will have adopted DDR3, at these speeds and latencies are you tempted? Have your say
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13-07-2007, 15:48:12

Mr. Smith
With those timings and that high frequency, the new HyperX modules are certainly appealing, if not expensive. Hopefully it won't be too long before DDR3 becomes affordable.

Read on

13-07-2007, 16:35:32

Toxcity
Cor Blimey! :)
Is OC3D gunna get any of these beasts to test?

13-07-2007, 16:36:49

ionicle
do any of the OC3D testers have any ddr3 motherboards yet? :p

13-07-2007, 16:37:49

Rastalovich
Buying l8r on in the year for myself - I`d have to seriously consider DDR3 capable boards. Saying that, ddr2 is being pushed and pushed, and will go down in price still further I`m sure.

do any of the OC3D testers have any ddr3 motherboards yet? :p


If not, they will soon.

13-07-2007, 17:49:06

ionicle
DDR2 will go down in price, and up in performance, at the point, where you have a choise of DDR2 @ 1200MHz @ 5-5-5-15
or DDR3 @ 1200MHz @ 5-5-5-15 at virtually the same price, thats the time to switch imo :)

13-07-2007, 17:51:11

Jim

do any of the OC3D testers have any ddr3 motherboards yet? :p



Yep :p

And I've got a Kingston CL7 kit here right now....problem is, do I actually want to review it now :rolleyes:

13-07-2007, 17:56:21

Mr. Smith

Yep :p

And I've got a Kingston CL7 kit here right now....problem is, do I actually want to review it now :rolleyes:



Answer begins in Y and ends in S :p

13-07-2007, 18:31:04

Toxcity

Answer begins in Y and ends in S :p



Got that right! :)

13-07-2007, 22:43:01

PP Mguire
Yea i believe we should get some reviews out. It will tell me if its REALLY worth it to wait for DDR3 AMD chips.

19-07-2007, 17:14:49

DaGuv
I've already started to see DDR2 price rise. I have been checking everyday for the last few weeks (waiting for the G0 stepping lol)... A lot of 2gb kits have risen about 20-30% over the last few weeks.
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