So, what do memory vendors have in store? GeIL was first with PC2-9600 MultiSpec kit, but availability was always an issue. Still, that memory worked like a charm at 1.2 GHz with low latencies, so first blood went to the Golden Emperor. Second came OCZ with optional water-cooled PC-9200 modules which clocked even higher, up to 1.28 GHz, as our own Fudo achieved in his review. Now we're testing Dominator modules marked PC2-9136C5, or a guaranteed clock of 1.14 GHz with CAS5 latency, but in conversations with Vivian, we were encouraged to aim even higher and try to crack the 1.33 GHz barrier.



Link: The Inq