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    A look behind the doors of Corsair Memory

    Posted on Monday, December 22 2003 @ 18:22:47 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck


    Legit Reviews has been able to take a look behind the doors of Corsair Memory in California.
    Corsair modules are assembled in Fremont, California by a work force of almost 140 employees working two full shifts. I was shown everything they had at their facility, from the Marketing Department to being able to walk up and down the production line while it was in full swing. Corsair was also happy so show how they manufacture what we have found to be some of the best performing memory in the world

    You can find the article here at Legit Reviews


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