OCZ PC3-10666 ReaperX HPC With Enhanced Bandwidth Heat Transester

Windows Vista 32 is very popular at the moment, but the 64 bit version is also gaining ground as well, and that is due to the fact that it allows the users to enjoy the entire quantity of RAM they have on their computers. The 32bit is limited to 3.5 GB maximum RAM usage due to the distribution of the computer system resources. So, as an example, if a gamer wants to boost the "speeeed" from Unreal Tournament 3 for example, and also wishes to make use of the 4GB he just installed, he would need to use Windows Vista 64. We have been asked by some friends to present them some quality upgrade RAM modules. Especially for this purpose, we have selected the OCZ PC3-10666 ReaperX HPC With Enhanced Bandwidth kit because it comes with 2 modules that can work in dual-channel, each having 2GB! Imagine if you buy 2 kits, that equals 8GB of RAM for your system. The bottom line is that any user normally doesn't normally use more than 4GB of RAM for desktop applications and games. 8GB is more often met within server environments, where there's a huge traffic of high amounts of data - it is understandable the "need for speed". This OCZ set not only is of 4GB, but it is also a DDR3 type, which means fast proceesing of big quantities of data - highly recommendable for the enthusiast gamers. The specs are: DDR3, PC3-10666, 1333MHz, with the timings 6-5-5-18 (1.85V). The thermo-conductive pipe guides heat away and quickly dissipates it through the aluminum fin array.

As you can see in the image above, the ReaperX HPC (Heat Pipe Conduit) modules offload heat with extreme efficiency due to a new dual copper heat pipe design. Each memory chip is in direct contact with a thermo-conductive pipe that guides the performance robbing heat away from key memory components and quickly dissipates it through the aluminum fin array. The addition of the extended fin array nearly doubles the total surface area available for heat dissipation while the heat pipes warrant near isothermicity throughout the entire design. The result is a doubling in effective heat dissipation at equal delta t or, in real systems, a significantly lower operating temperature of the memory modules. The price is quite good for the value: $280.

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