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    OCZ EL DDR PC-3500 Gold GX Dual Channel Memory Kit Review

    Posted on Sunday, July 31 2005 @ 00:57:45 CEST by LSDsmurf


    Upgrading your computer's memory is one of the most worthwhile upgrades you can do. In addition to being the cheapest way to give your computer a noticeable boost in overall performance, a memory upgrade is arguably the easiest to perform. A long time ago, memory upgrades referred strictly to capacity. Nowadays, the speed of the memory has also become important. Sure there are plenty super cheap value memory sticks available. They are capable of running at their specified stock speeds, albeit at very relaxed latency timings. For a little more, you can get a set of "affordable premium" memory modules that not only run at their stock speeds, but go far beyond that while maintaining tight latency timings. Case in point: OCZ's Gold series. OCZ's Gold series offers superb performing memory modules with low latency timings.

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    OCZ EL DDR PC-3500 Gold GX Dual Channel Memory Kit


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