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ABIT USA is an awesome company that is honest to boot. Glad to seem them being honest and telling the public what is up.

Yeah...but EE's cost $1050 US....lol

From ABIT Marketing: VDIMM Issue UPDATE An ECN has been released to fix the problem of the DDR voltage being unstable if set at 2.9-3.1v. It is a hardware fix involving one component removal. We have tested the IC7 MAX3 after having applied the ECN and the voltage is really stable. This should take ...

Kingmax,Taipei Nov 17 2003 – Kingmax Semiconductor Inc., a global leader in memory module solutions, has released the completely new ultra high capacity 1GB DDR333(PC-2700) SO-DIMM, providing the latest memory upgrade solution exclusively for notebook computers. The new memory module stands out for...

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got that pic around still?

Wonder how much power the mobile prescott will drink up. I actually have not heard about battery life with it yet. Anyone??

I must admit that I agree 100% Others having been using Rev B all along and I find it highly amusing that all of the sudden OCZ jumps in with an LE module. Maybe it is because the IC is EOL that they called it LE. Bottom Line: OCZ just like Kingston is playing catch up in picking the better IC's and...

Maybe Corsair Pruned their forum and cleaned up some posts or something

Or what about the upcoming VIA K8T800 Pro chipset? Is that going to be able to lock the AGP/PCI bus?

man that is a bunch of boards and they are still missing ABIT and a few others!

Kingston and I have been talking a bunch in the recent weeks and I am happy to announce that they have begun using Hynix IC's on their DDR500 memory modules! This is a smart move on their end and puts them back in competition with Corsair XMS 4000 and others. To break even more news we have learned ...

Kingston and I have been talking a bunch in the recent weeks and I am happy to announce that they have begun using Hynix IC's on their DDR500 memory modules! This is a smart move on their end and puts them back in competition with Corsair XMS 4000 and others. To break even more news we have learned ...

Kingston does do TSOP designs, but they are all unbuffered and non-ECC Exactly what I was getting at in my post above. Kingston actually is looking at some new changes in their HyperX line that might cause a revamp of some of their products. I am not sure about their Reg HyperX, but as you noted th...

Psychosis, When speaking of Reg PC-3200 memory Kingston does not currently make a TSOP HyperX module so a BGA versus TSOP HyperX review can not be done. ECC can be utilized on both the TSOP and BGA form factors, but since ECC can be disabled it does not harm performance. Most gamers do not use or ca...

I need some feedback!!!! On the other hand this product comes with the HyperX name and I am confused how this product got the HyperX name. Kingston began offering the HyperX memory line for gaming enthusiasts and I in no way see how their DDR400 Registered Memory Module this fits in this category. I...

WOW! That is a pretty big difference! Glad we could help ya out!

kpothuwila is 100% dead on correct ;)

I use them both and they get the job done the same.

Corsair was indeed running BH-5's on their 3500 as well as Kingston on their initial HyperX 3500 modules. I have both Corsair and Kingston with BH-5's right here on the shelf. I've seen some Mushkin with BH-5's also, but don't have any of those sitting here.

I don't thinkj you are too late to get an unlocked one. Smaller shops that do less volume will have the older unlocked ones. Just got to look around a little bit. Try to get one if you can!