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Hardware News Roundup - February 2008
5:25 AM - 02/01/2008 by
Thomas Soderstrom
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Table of contents
- 1 – Team Xtreem takes DDR3 beyond 2 GHz
- 2 – Asus Prepares X48, 750i SLI Motherboards
- 3 – Thrusmaster keeps PC Game Controllers Alive
- 4 – Zalman's LQ1000 Case Integrates Liquid Cooling
- 5 – Foxconn Reveals X48, Ultra ATX, and Shamino
- 6 – ECS and NVIDIA Join AMD Phenomena
- 7 – Asus XG Station Approaches Availability
- 8 – Arctic Cooling Fusion 550R Introduces Eco 80
- 9 – Transcend takes DDR2 to 1200 MHz
- 10 – Thermaltake's "Bigger" Typhoon Coolers
- 11 – Silverstone expands LCD-equipped case models
- 12 – Lian-Li intros 10-slot "CrossFire X" case
- 13 – Enermax Phoenix Adds Enthusiast Features
- 14 – FSP Everest provides a Mountain of Power
- 15 – Artic Cooling's Triple Fan Graphics Cooler
- 16 – CoolIT Systems adds Graphics and Chipset Cooling
- 17 – SuperTalent announces Project X
- 18 – AMD Live! Lives with HEC Compucase
- 19 – Chieftec puts New Faces on Classic Cases
- 20 – GoldenMars announces DDR3-1333
- 21 – Kingmax Survives with DDR3 to 2000 MHz
- 22 – More on this topic
Team Group might have missed our recent DDR3-1333 shootout, but that doesn't mean the company isn't moving forward: It's DDR3-2133 provides the highest data rate we've yet seen.
Rated at CAS 10 using 2.1 volts, Team's Xtreem PC3-17000 modules use custom heat spreaders to increase cooling, stability, and visual appeal. Beside it were Xtreem DDR3-1866 CAS 8 and DDR3-1600 CAS 7 modules, all available in 2x 1 GB sets.
Buyers not quite ready to take the DDR3 plunge might instead be interested in the firm's Dark series DDR2 sets, available in 2x 512 MB, 2x 1 GB, and 2x 2 GB kits. Enhanced CAS 5 latencies at DDR2-1066 and CAS 4 at DDR2-800 promise to keep these "old standard" modules at the forefront of PC performance.
Team Xtreem is available at data rates up to 2133 MHz
