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    Mainstream system builders guide

    Posted on Friday, February 24 2006 @ 05:26:26 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    OCIA.net has posted their Mainstream System Building Guide, the second of three in a monthly series of system building articles. Below is a direct quote from the article:

    "OCZ's Platinum 2GB memory kit made our list for two reasons. First, 2GB of memory is fast becoming the new standard. Ask anyone who has taken the jump from 1GB to 2GB and they will confirm this. The added memory increases overall system performance, especially in some of the newer graphic-intensive games. The second reason for choosing this kit is the timings. 2-3-2-5 @ 2.6v is quite impressive for large capacity modules. With a Lifetime Warranty rated up to 2.8v, these modules are a no-brainer."

    Read on over here.


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