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OCZ releases 1T DDR2-6400 modules

OCZ releases 1T DDR2-6400 modules

Author: Martin Brijs

Publication: 11/06/2006 5:50 AM

News type: Product news

Source: Daily Tech

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Daily Tech reports that OCZ has just annocned some new PC2-6400 Titanium memory modules. These modules are rated with a 1T command rate, the CAS latency remains at 4T as on other performance DDR2-800 modules. The modules are also equipped with Enhanced Performance Profiles for enhanced compatibility with NVIDIA nForce 590 SLI based motherboards. The PC2-6400 Titanium memory modules feature OCZ Technology's Xtreme Thermal Convection (XTC) heat sink to keep the modules cool.

OCZ Technology's, VP of Technology Development, Dr. Michael Schuette claims: "For the extreme enthusiast, we specifically created the new OCZ PC2-6400 Titanium modules with built-in selectable (EPP) Enhanced Performance Profiles with reduced latencies for ultra fast memory accesses at 800 MHz data rate. Moreover, on the qualified platform and boards, the PC2-6400 Titanium modules are capable of accepting one command per clock cycle, also known as 1T Command Rate, which solves bus contention issues and increases memory performance by a substantial amount."

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PC2-6400 Titanium modules will only be available in 1GB sizes, and 2x1GB kits will also be available. The modules should appear in stores soon, however pricing has not yet been announced.

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