Exceleram Rippler DDR3 kits revealed for Sandy Bridge

Posted on Monday, January 31 2011 @ 17:50 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck

German memory module maker Exceleram introduced the Rippler DDR3 series for Intel's Sandy Bridge processors. These new modules are available in 4GB and 8GB dual-channel kits, with SPD/XMP profiles of 1333MHz or 16000MHz. All modules use a voltage of 1.5V and are equipped with a Rippler heatspreader.

It starts with ERS300A, which is a 2x 2 GB kit that does 1333 MHz with 9-9-9-24 timings, strictly adhering to the JEDEC PC3-10700H specification. Next is the ERS301A, which is a 2x 4 GB kit that also sticks to the JEDEC specification, doing 1333 MHz @ 9-9-9-24.

Things become faster with ERS302A, which is a 2x 2 GB kit carrying XMP-1600 profile, doing 1600 MHz at 9-9-9-24. The ERS303A is a 2x 4 GB version of the same. Lastly, there's ERS304A, which carries an XMP profile that runs the modules at 1333 MHz, albeit with 7-10-10-24, with CAS taking a kit on every other vital latency parameter.

Source: TPU

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