AMD begins selling its ‘own’ geheugenreepjes in USA

AMD is in the United States started with the retail sales of geheugenreepjes which the name of the chip maker shines. The specifications of the three types ddr3-geheugenreepjes from the Radeon line are, however, not very conspicuous.

The chip maker opened in the past summer on his site already has a section under the name of AMD Memory, but according to AMD, the geheugenreepjes for desktops are now available in the American stores. The ddr3 dimms are manufactured by Patriot Memory and VisionTek, and then AMD the supplied memory certifies.

The cheapest ddr3-dimms, just like the other variants available with storage capacities of 2, 4 and 8GB, listening to the name Entertainment Edition and are clocked at 1333 or 1600MHz. The modules require a supply voltage of 1.5 V.

The mid-market segment, the so-called Performance Edition, contains geheugenreepjes with a clock speed of 1600MHz. The memory has a voltage required of 1.35 or 1.5 V. The fastest variant, the sticker Radeon Edition pasted, requires a voltage of 1.5 to 1.65 V and is clocked at 1866MHz. Also, the Radeon Edition memory standard, with cooling fins. These strips would also overclocked can be using AMD’s Overdrive software.

According to AMD, the Radeon geheugenreepjes extensively tested with AMD hardware. Also requires that consumers be easier to get the right modules to choose from. The company has the latencies of the modules, however, have not yet been published. Furthermore, it is still unclear whether the AMD-modules in Europe come on the market.