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4GB PC2-9200 Flex-II (1150MHz) kit announced

William Henning - Thursday, April 10th, 2008 | 1:28PM (PT)

Watercooled high speed DDR2 memory for you and me

Personally, I am not yet convinced of the benefit of water cooling memory - but it sure does look cool.

OCZ has announced their 4GB Flex-II PC2-9200 memory kit consisting of two 2GB Dimm's. Last year we reviewed the 2GB version of the kit (consisting of two one GB modules) and found it to be very good memory - even without using water cooling.

Who knows? Maybe we'll torture test these modules too...

Source: press release

Section: Memory

Comments:

April 10th, 2008 2:31PM(PT)

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iamjoe56

Water cooled memory? Forgive me, but why does RAM need cooling? Unless it actually heats up, and if it does, I was not aware of this.

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