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July 30, 2007
Vincenzo Parrello Shatters 2000MHz Barrier with DDR3-1600CL7 Kit
2043MHz 8-7-7 @ 2.25V
1800MHz 9-9-9 @ 1.8V
1648MHz 6-5-5 @ 2.25V
1600MHz 7-7-7 @ 1.8V
1800MHz 9-9-9 @ 1.8V
1648MHz 6-5-5 @ 2.25V
1600MHz 7-7-7 @ 1.8V
DDR3 -- W1600UX2G7
July 30, 2007
The DDR2 Kit We Like The Most!
The Super Talent DDR2 kit was the one we liked the most, it's a plug'n'play kit, you can easily overclock them, you don't really need to mess with Alpha Timings when you overclock it, this kit is a delight for novice overclockers or experienced overclockers.
DDR2 -- T1000UX2G5
July 30, 2007
Super Talent 200X Drive is a Must Have !
There are a lot of USB drives on the market today, but few stand out. The 200x 4Gb drive with Ready Boost from Super Talent can hold its own as a leader of the pack. Its speed and Windows Vista ready capability makes it a must have in the USB realm of flash drives.
USB Drives -- Supersonic
July 30, 2007
Best DDR2 Stability and Performance!
In conclusion, the modules by Super Talent are definitely good alternatives for gamers and overclockers who wants the best stability and performance.
DDR2 -- T1000UX2G5
July 29, 2007
Toms Hardware Recommends Exelerator Drive in Back to School Guide
RAM vendor SuperTalent has come up with a dandy USB flash device that is not only ready to work as a ReadyBoost device all the time, but is also hard to separate from your PC. The Exelerator models all use 166X Flash memory, with read speeds of up to 25 MB/s. Vista recognizes these devices just like other USB-attached Flash memory drives, and accepts their use for ReadyBoost cache.
USB Drives -- Exelerator