******NEW Corsair 4GB DDR3 10666C9 1333MHz XMS3 - £68.99 Inc VAT******

AndyOcUK

AndyOcUK

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The TW3X4G1333C9 is a 4096MByte matched pair of DDR3 SDRAM DIMMs. This part delivers outstanding
performance in the latest generation of dual-channel DDR3-based motherboards. It has been tested extensively in
multiple DDR3 motherboards to ensure compatibility and performance at its rated speed. This memory has been
verified to operate at 1333MHz at low latencies of 9-9-9-24 at 1.6V.

Guaranteed & tested for both Intel & AMD platforms.

Buy Now @ Just £68.99 Inc VAT.
 
Very nice price, god I didnt realise DDR3 was at this price now! Good thing I bought a DDR2 and DDR3 compatible motherboard. I've got some Corsair XMS2 ram, very good stuff so I'm sure this would be great too.
 
How nice of you to delete my post pointing out these mention nothing about voltage or lack of suitability for an 3x(2x2GB) i7 setup.
 
rypt said:
How nice of you to delete my post pointing out these mention nothing about voltage or lack of suitability for an 3x(2x2GB) i7 setup.
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Its a dual channel kit so not ideal for i7 anyway on its own.

It wasn't the fact that you pointed out something missed, it was the derisory tone in which you pointed it out, clearly aimed at making a mockery of us and disuading people from the item. A tone in which you still clearly persist.

In reference to your above quote, I fail to see how a dual channel (2 X 2GB) kit could be suitable for a "3X" (your wording) application regardless. The AM3 also used DDR3 in dual channel you know, as does the socket 775 NV790i chipset.

The information WAS missed.
I rectified the situation in under a minute.
Anyone could have simply asked for the information or offered a friendly prompt towards the lack of.
Your outburst was neither needed or appreciated, hence the deletion.

rypt said:
Edit, oh NOW they give a voltage.
When I had originally posted no voltage was included, only timings and speed.
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Yes, fixed it mate ;) Apologies for the oversight, it wasn't on the Corsair tech sheet (URL on item page)

p4radox said:
Why aren't they suitable?
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They are but will work quicker in i7 as a set of 3 - 2 will work fine in dual channel mode though ;)

MeatLoaf said:
3 sets of this stuff = 12Gb RAM for £200 quid, seems a good buy for i7
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Never thought of that,,,nice 1 :D
 
AndyOcUK said:
In reference to your above quote, I fail to see how a dual channel (2 X 2GB) kit could be suitable for a "3X" (your wording) application regardless.
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It would be suitable for a 12GB kit (3 sets of this 2x2GB kit) (ie 6 sticks total)

I didn't mean to post in a derisory tone, I just found it totally useless to post up a DDR3 kit GIVEN the fact that we have two different voltage requirements with no votlage information.
 
rypt said:
It would be suitable for a 12GB kit (3 sets of this 2x2GB kit) (ie 6 sticks total)
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Look up^^ I just agreed with you. ;)

rypt said:
I didn't mean to post in a derisory tone, I just found it totally useless to post up a DDR3 kit GIVEN the fact that we have two different voltage requirements with no votlage information.
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Agreed, hence the rectification and public apology. Look at the actual product listing and check out the corsair link. The info wasn't provided. Rang Corsair and fixed it ;)

Friends again? :D
 
Cool. Just to clarify to everyone, its 1.6V so it will run sweet as a nut on i7 platforms in dual or triple channel config.

:cool:;):D
 
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