Testseek.com have collected 83 expert reviews of the Corsair PC3-12800 1600MHz Vengeance Series CMZ and the average rating is 89%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Corsair PC3-12800 1600MHz Vengeance Series CMZ.
March 2011
(89%)
83 Reviews
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Abstract: With the issues to Cougar Point being ironed out, there's a whole new generation of DDR3 dual-stick kits on the cards for those building new Sandy Bridge systems. Corsair has a range of uniquely placed memory kits in the market that will fit these new ...
The release of P67 hasn't done much in the way of RAM requirements, which for the most part is great. We say for the most part only because the lack of changes means that there's nothing super exciting about RAM on the new platform. With that said...
While we see a fair bit of memory from Corsair, something we haven't seen in a while is a new series from the company with most kits being part of the high end Dominator line-up. Recently we checked out , but today we're checking out a kit from the n...
Pricey, May Interfere With Large CPU Coolers, There's a downside to having tall aluminum heat spreaders and that is that it may interfere with large air CPU coolers. The heat spreaders extend almost an inch over the PCB and you have to take this into cons
Abstract: In terms of common Linux desktop workloads when comparing the CSX and Corsair memory kits, the results aren't too interesting for real-world performance. Aside from these quantitative performance results, I have been very happy with the Corsair 1...
Abstract: Since the introduction of Sandy Bridge-E – the first desktop CPU with quad channel memory support, memory makers have been putting together 4-stick memory kits, geared towards these quad channel systems. However, that’s not the only reason to consider...
Great priceperformance ratio, Lifetime Warranty, XMP 1.3, Lightweight aluminum heatspreader, Stable XMP profile speed/timings can be used with less than 1.5V, Stable 1866MHz with 9109242T, Can be lowered to CL7 timings at 1333MHz,
Unable to boot at 1600MHz when latency is lowered from stock CL9 even at 1.65V, gold, Discuss this review in our forums
While Corsair’s Dominator sits at the top of the RAM performance throne, and the Corsair XMS line lies at the value segment, the Corsair Vengeance is at the sweet-spot in the middle, offering significant value for enthusiast-level performance. These Co...
The truth about quad-channel memory is that like the triple-channel memory sub-system of Nehalem, Sandy Bridge-E is not starved of memory bandwidth. Essentially this means that even while the overall synthetic testing of quad-channel memory is mind-blo...
Published: 2011-10-18, Author: jeremy , review by: legitreviews.com
In today’s modern computers, large amounts of RAM are becoming ubiquitous. Due to the cheap price of system RAM, as well as the desktop PC’s ever-growing need for memory, the vast majority of PCs available for purchase at retail outlets are equipped w...
