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OCZ FlexXLC Edition DDR-2 PC-9200 Memory - Chilled to Perfection
Posted by Philipp on: 2007-01-19 10:47:07 [ Print | Permalink ]

TweakTown posted a review on the OCZ FlexXLC Edition DDR-2 PC-9200 Memory

"Companies like OCZ, Corsair and Crucial have really made some names for themselves with modules breaking into the 1000MHz+ DDR barrier, and today we are about to show off some of the latest enthusiast memory from one of these companies, namely OCZ.

Today we have the FlexXLC Edition memory modules designed to run at 1150MHz DDR or 575MHz out of the box using a few memory voltage tweaks along with some really innovative cooling. So come and see just what OCZ’s latest memory modules have to offer."

>> OCZ FlexXLC Edition DDR-2 PC-9200 Memory - Chilled to Perfection