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Corsair 2GB XMS 4000PT DDR Memory Kit Review
Date Published:
01-28-2006
Written By:
Millsy
Sponsored By:
Corsair
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Pages: 1 2 3

 
 
 
 
 



A Closer Look:

   In my last Ram review, I noticed a big different between a corsair 1GB dual channel kits bandwidth and a 2GB value kit’s bandwidth. At the time, exactly what caused the difference, I don’t know. The thought had crossed my mind that a 1GB set might be innately faster than a 2GB set. So when corsair sent me their XMS 4000, I was able to put that theory to the test.

   When I received the shipment, I had to laugh a bit though. If you stripped off the labels, I don’t know if I could tell the difference between my older 1GB TwinX XMS set, and the newer XMS 4000 just by looking at them. They use the same heat spreaders, which I would assume keeps costs down.

   Since looks don’t matter for speed (ok, so “Red ones go faster”) let's get on to some testing!  

Test Hardware

  • AMD 64 3500

  • 1GB (512MB X2) Corsair TwinX 3200 /  2GB (1GB X2) GeIL Value ram 3200

  • EVGA 6600GT 128MB

  • 200GB Seagate 7200.8

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