Kingston launch low latency DDR3

[Firegod]

http://www.anandtech.com/memory/showdoc.aspx?i=2996


Some quick quotes.

At DDR3-800 the Kingston manages stable 5-4-3-10 timings at 1.75V. Based on current motherboards and JEDEC standards the fastest available DDR3 timings are 5-3-3, so the Kingston DDR3-1375 is very close to the theoretical limit at DDR3-800.

... the Kingston DDR3-1375 nearly closes the gap with the fastest 3-3-3 DDR2 memory available. This early introduction of lower latency DDR3 clearly demonstrates you will not have to give up a thing with DDR3 in the overlap speeds and you will gain higher speeds as well...

There is more to the overclocking performance of the Kingston than just the 1520 number, however. The memory is rated at 7-7-7-timings, which is fast for a memory rated at DDR3-1375. This memory managed to reach 1500 memory speed at 7-7-7-20 timings at 1.8V.

 

[Talrinys]

Really can't wait to see prices on this, will probably be high but after the summer holiday and after the P35 motherboards are available in larger numbers, things will get very very interesting