We proceed with the low-level analysis of the most important characteristics of high-performance DDR2 memory modules using our RightMark Memory Analyzer test package, started by our previous article devoted to Kingston DDR2-750. In this article we shall review Corsair modules of the traditional XMS2 series, intended for 333 MHz (DDR2-667, to be more exact, DDR2-675, as the manufacturer calls them). On the face of it, they are no different from the XMS2-5400C4 modules reviewed long ago, but this impression is misleading. The point is that the given modules can operate with the lowest 3-3-2-8 timings - not at 266 MHz, as you may expect, but in DDR2-667 mode.



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