Daily Reviews Summary 03/19/07

Reviews 52573 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

Tech ARP posted 2 updated BIOS features on their BIOS Optimization Guide

We have just updated both the DRAM Idle Timer and the SDRAM Idle Limit BIOS features today. This brings the BIOS Optimization Guide to over 390 BIOS features.

With better understanding of the 2 BIOS options after 4 years since they were written, both options were refined with better clarifications and more detailed explainations. Below are excerpts of both options.

"DRAM Idle Timer sets the number of idle cycles that is allowed before the memory controller forces open pages to close and precharge. It is based on the concept of temporal locality..."

"SDRAM Idle Limit sets the number of idle cycles that is allowed before the memory controller forces open pages to close and precharge. It is based on the concept of temporal locality..."
2 Updated BIOS Features on the BIOS Optimization Guide

Virtual-Hideout posted a review on the OCZ Vindicator High Performance CPU Cooler

There have been a couple new CPU coolers released that are specifically aimed at dual core processors. Performance hasn't been really aggressive for the most part. Up until the Ultra-X, there wasn't a good extreme performer that could take a beating. Quad Core cooling is very limited as well, but we will get more coolers aimed especially for those. Till then, we have the OCZ Vindicator Ultra High Performance CPU Cooler which will be added to the lineup for dual cores. Join me for a look at the Vindicator and have a look to see if it's an actual Ultra Performer.
OCZ Vindicator High Performance CPU Cooler Review

Daily Reviews Summary 03/18/07

Reviews 52573 Published by Philipp Esselbach 0

APH Networks posted a review on the OCZ Flex XLC PC2-6400 CL4 2x1GB DDR2 RAM

Overclocking has always been a serious focus amongst PC enthusiasts, but it hasn't been until recently with the introduction of the Core 2 processors from Intel that, even users who were priorly not interested in overclocking, is doing so now. One very interesting aspect has hit the memory industry for quite a while, however -- is the introduction of heatsinks to memory modules. While not always necessary, it looks extremely attractive to an extent. The introduction of OCZ's Flex XLC heatsink for its high end memory module has proven lots of success among enthusiasts; how will this implementation into a lower priced product make a difference? Let's examine the OCZ Flex XLC PC2-6400 CL4 2x1GB Dual Channel kit to see if it is worth your money.
OCZ Flex XLC PC2-6400 CL4 2x1GB DDR2 RAM Review

Madshrimps posted a review on the OCZ 8800 GTX

OCZ has been in the review spotlight for their excellent memory modules and high end power supply units, today we get a chance to test their latest product which reintroduces them into the graphics card area with a product based on the popular NVIDIA G80 Core. Our expectations are high, let's find out if it can deliver.
OCZ returns to Graphics Card Business with 8800 GTX

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