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	:: ipKonfig.com - More than just a 'hardware' site... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Memory is no exception, and for the most part, has done quite well so far--actually it is ahead of the game right now.
		With its release of DDR 500MHz memory modules, single and double, motherboards and processors were pushing 800MHz Front Side Bus speeds.
		When such memory is released, the consumer could purchase memory that would support current technology, and future technology, but there's only a benefit if the makers will offer those bus speeds in the near future--most of the time they do.
	www.ipkonfig.com /Reviews/Memory/CorsairTwinX4400 (251 words)

	Overclocker Cafe - Corsair XMS4400 CAS2.5 Memory Review
		Corsair released their XMS4400 memory at the beginning of this year.
		Corsair is aiming at making their already screamingly fast product, faster.
		With Corsair making their XMS4400 memory operate at a CAS latency of 2.5, they have raised the bar a bit over the older XMS4400 that ran at a CAS latency of 3.
	www.overclockercafe.com /Reviews/memory/Corsair_XMS4400_CAS2-5 (539 words)

	OCTools - Reinventing the Tools of OC
		Corsair as we all know has always been the one pushing the bar when it comes to enthusiast memory for a long time now.
		Today, Corsair raises the bar once again by producing the most intelligent, advanced and innovative memory module to hit the PC world to date, the Corsair XPERT Modules.
		Corsair XPERT modules also have two rows of memory activity LED's that show real-time memory activity, similar to the popular Corsair PRO series.
	www.octools.com /index.cgi?caller=articles/corsair/xpert/pc3200xl/xpert.html (417 words)

	[H]ard\|OCP - Corsair XMS XPERT Memory
		Their memory is far from the cheapest you can purchase, but with that you get a support infrastructure and product stability that I have not seen matched in the industry.
		Corsair has something that is new and this is a product that many enthusiasts are going to want for their own boxes.
		Using the Corsair XPERT DIMM is as easy as snapping the display onto the stick of Ram and inserting it into your motherboard and that is it.
	hardocp.com /article.html?art=NzA3 (672 words)

	Corsair XMS 3200 XL Pro Memory Review, Page One
		The reason I approached Corsair about advertising is that in all my experiences their products live up to the hype, and buying Corsair memory is rarely a bad decision.
		Corsair was one of the first to release DIMMS utilizing these new modules, and they made a very large impact.
		Corsair was kind enough to include a casebadge, in case someone fails to notice the flashing DIMMS...
	www.penstarsys.com /reviews/memory/corsair/xms32xlp (727 words)

	Corsair TwinX 1024 PC3200XL Memory -= www.bigbruin.com =-
		System memory is the second most important component in a computer (other than a processor) to someone interested in overclocking.
		Corsair has a long history of cooperation, qualification and collaborative testing with the major motherboard and systems manufacturers.
		Also note the Kingston memory is not rated nearly as high as the Corsair and may fail well in testing well before the Corsair memory.
	www.bigbruin.com /reviews/corsairtwinx (978 words)

	HotHardware.com : Corsair XMS Xpert RAM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Just take a look at this pair of Corsair and Mushkin memory sticks of what was, at the time, high-end RAM in 2001, and compare them to the Corsair XMS Xpert modules we'll be looking at today, and you'll immediately agree with us.
		Corsair was the first company to release "trick" RAM that had more than just a pair of heat-spreaders installed.
		Corsair's flashy XMS Xpert TWINXP1024-3200XL memory kit shipped in a relatively large plastic package, that highlights the finer details of these rather unusual modules.
	www.hothardware.com /viewarticle.cfm?articleid=664&cid=5 (448 words)

	Bjorn3D Corsair Memory Giveaway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The 4 winners' shipping addresses will be sent to Corsair Memory for shipment of the prizes directly to the winners.
		All e-mail addresses collected during this contest will be forwarded to Corsair Memory for their use.
		Corsair Memory will only receive the shipping addresses of the 4 winners.
	www.bjorn3d.com /contest/corsair_contest.php (251 words)

	DriverHeaven.net: Corsair DDR2 PC5400UL
		We always look forward to receiving memory from Corsair because they are always almost certainly guaranteed to be cutting edge performance modules.
		Corsair also tend to be quite radical recently with design such as their Cool water-cooling kit or their Xpert DDR with LED displays.
		What’s interesting about these sticks is that Corsair have validated them at 3-2-2-8 @2.1v and 665Mhz which is very fast for DDR2 and as this is an officially supported speed we shall test both stock DDR2-667 timings and enhanced settings in our tests.
	www.driverheaven.net /reviews/DDR2review (262 words)

	PC Modding Malaysia: Review / Corsair XMS Xpert PC-3200 Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Corsair has been making superb memory modules starting from the famous XMS series.
		We saw how Corsair changed the way memory modules can look and perform, proven by their XMS PRO series that has a series of built-in LED indicators.
		Well, you don’t have to be an expert to tell that the Corsair Xpert is one of the most advanced memory modules you have ever seen.
	www.pcmoddingmy.com /content.php?review.214 (212 words)

	SystemCooling.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The memory we're reviewing is of the Platinum series, which is adorned by a set of attractive silver heatspreaders.
		As mentioned before, it is also of the TwinX variety, which means the memory comes as a pair of modules which are matched for maximum performance.
		The memory is rated at 2-3-2-6 timings, as are the XMS3200 sticks we'll be comparing to.
	www.systemcooling.com /corsair_xms3500re-01.html (383 words)

	Overclocker Cafe - Corsair XMS4400 Memory Review
		Corsair has raised the bar on memory speeds to the nose bleed level of DDR550 (that’s 275MHz!) That’s high enough to give even Tommy Chong a moment of pause.
		These high FSB possibilities are high enough that when running a 1:1 ratio between your processor and memory, the memory has been the weakest link.
		Corsair in one fell swoop has blown this right out of the water with their TwinX 1024-4400 memory kit.
	www.overclockercafe.com /Reviews/memory/Corsair_XMS4400 (533 words)

	Outpost.com \| Double Data Rate PC 3200 Memory (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Corsair is the leader in the field of performance memory for intensive computing such as gaming and high traffic servers.
		Corsair is qualified by all major motherboard manufacturers and adheres exactly to their specifications ensuring that our modules work flawlessly with all popular systems.
		Corsair Memory has maintained a leadership position in the design and manufacture of high speed memory since 1994.
	shop4.outpost.com /product/3746086 (361 words)

	Corsair TWINX PC4000 Pro Series: Memory / PC4000 DDR @ Bytesector.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Corsair is a one of the biggest names when talking about memory, many computer enthusiasts love its style but mainly its performance.
		Corsair is a company that is always competing for the number one spot in the memory industry.
		Attached to the memory modules is the infamous fl aluminum XMS heat spreader that definitely gives this memory a sleek look while helping to protect and decapitate heat from the memory’s ICs.
	www.bytesector.com /data/bs-article.asp?ID=280 (478 words)

	Corsair Memory Announced As Official Memory Of ACON5 !
		Corsair Memory, Inc., a global leader in ultra-performance DDR memory modules for PC gamers and enthusiasts, is excited to be announced as the Official Memory of ACON5.
		Corsair Memory, along with the other ACON5 partners, ABIT, Intel, ATi, LG and Creative expect that ACON5 will be the largest "open-to-everyone" gaming competition to be held in 2005.
		Corsair Memory, a member of JEDEC, has been a leader in the design and manufacture of high speed modules since 1994.
	www.cdrinfo.com /Forum/tm.asp?m=104257 (559 words)

	Corsair XMS Pro Series DDR Modules
		Corsair has always been a trusted name in memory.
		In the past we have staked our reputation on Corsair and even granted them permission to print our logos on their memory packages.
		I have to hand it to Corsair on this one, this is a great idea that really enhances the looks of any computer with a window mod.
	www.cluboc.net /reviews/memory/corsair/xms4000pro (383 words)

	Corsair TwinX1024-3200XLPRO Review
		Memory selection is an important decision that affects all computer users alike, regardless if they surf the Internet, play intensive 3D games, or develop professional applications.
		Corsair has built upon this popularity to engineer a new XMS ProSeries revision that seeks to meet the demand of serious computing enthusiasts.
		Memory voltage was reported as 2.6 volts according to the motherboard hardware monitoring system.
	www.techimo.com /articles/i208.html (1212 words)

	BigBruin.Com - Corsair 1GB TwinX1024-4000 PRO Memory Review
		Corsair produces some of the most highly regarded, award winning system memory available to the performance computing enthusiast.
		Despite this high performance memory being rated far beyond JEDEC standards (where DDR400 is the official maximum speed), Corsair is a member of JEDEC and follows their guidelines while testing these modules.
		In addition to the two sticks of memory, the package also contains a sheet of paper which features generic installation instructions and a list of awards and quotes attributed to various Corsair memory products.
	www.bigbruin.com /html/corsair-twinx4000.htm (592 words)

	PimpRig.com - PC Hardware Modding, Reviews, and News // Article - Corsair XMS2700 512MB DDR
		Corsair has been offering quality memory since 1994, and they’ve always been upfront introducing new technologies Corsair caters to the enthusiast market in a big way providing the fastest most stable memory available.
		Corsair has earned the respect and admiration of overclockers and gamers providing low CAS latency and high speed memory.
		Corsair decided to use the XMS descriptor since too many people were having problems keeping up with market changes; another note is that Corsair can’t fairly designate the XMS2700 as PC2700 since JDEC hadn’t approved it as a standard memory at the time of its release to the public.
	reviews.pimprig.com /memory/corsair_xms2700_512mb_ddr.php (1446 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Corsair Memory XMS Extreme Memory Speed Series (twinx1024-4000pro) 500 MHz. Bus ...
		This is the equivalent of 166Mhz FSB, as DDR memory is double the rate of the FSB of the processor.
		I had to change the memory from synchronous with the FSB to a 5:4 ratio, allowing the processor to run at 200MHz (remember, P4's are quad-pumped, so this equates out to 800MHz FSB as advertised) and the memory at 333Mhz, which is 2 * 166Mhz, which is 5/4th's of 200.
		If you buy generic memory, you can get the speeds that the modules are rated for, but the timings will be much looser than with the better memory.
	www.epinions.com /content_124563984004 (1504 words)

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		Corsair memory is undeniably one of the most popular choices when comes to overclockable memory modules.
		The XMS (Extreme Memory Speed) memory is Corsair's line of premium memory modules meant for high clock speeds and overclocking.
		And while Corsair is well known for their high speed memory modules, they also sell memory for other market segments.
	www.rojakpot.com /showarticle.aspx?artno=69&pgno=0 (334 words)

	Hardware Extreme - Corsair's XMS2400 DDR RAM Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Corsair-Micro is a name trusted in the industry of computer memory, they are pretty much the only leading competitors to Crucial whom seem to be the dominators but today we are here to find out who really has the best memory with 2x 256MB Corsair's XMS2400 modules up to test.
		This memory shines from the others with it’s fine quality of memory to the excellent features as well as many other fine points.
		Though the memory how it comes will not be good enough for a good portion of the readers and you will want to overclock the RAM, the XMS2400 modules really allows for Extreme overclocking and you will not have to waste any extra money on cooling as there are nice heat-plates pre-applied.
	hwextreme.com /reviews/memory/corsair_xms2400 (343 words)

	Legit Reviews - Corsair Memory: New Memory & Location
		With the explosion in the enthusiast hardware sector Corsair Memory has gone from a $20 million dollar company to a $200 million dollar company in a matter of years.
		We had a chance to stop by Corsair Memory this week and stop by both the old building and the new.
		Corsair’s owner Andy Paul said that moving to the newer building is a smart move both financially and for future growth.
	www.legitreviews.com /article.php?aid=173 (539 words)

	Corsair TwinX1024-3200LLPRO Review
		The heatsink is constructed of cast aluminum and is bonded to the memory chips with a thermal adhesive.
		Even though the heatsink is sleek in appearance, the real visual appeal for this memory is the LED array embedded along the topside of the heat spreader.
		Memory voltage was reported as 2.62 volts according to the motherboard hardware monitoring system.
	www.techimo.com /articles/i140.html (1196 words)

	Welcome to Red and Blackness Hardware Reviews
		The Twinxp1024-3200xl memory seems to be revolutionary on the market as it's the first ram with led display that you can program so you can get the latest info about the ram.
		Corsair has been a leader in the design and manufacture of high-speed modules since 1994.
		Well the ram is packed in a new kind of box also which really protects the memory in foam so both the ram and leds are well protected during shipping and storage.
	www.rbmods.com /Articles/Corsair/Twinxp1024-3200xl/1.php (450 words)

	CoolTechZone::Corsair XPERT Series: Same Performance But More LED Lights
		When Corsair first brought its Pro series of memory to the market, it grabbed quite a bit of attention from the enthusiast community.
		Although the company charged a premium solely for the LED lights, there was at least something in the market for the exclusive user who was looking to make their computer an extra special system with LED lights on possibly every component.
		Not surprisingly, the performance between Corsair’s Pro and regular XMS series was identical, saving those who were not interested in the LED idea.
	www.cooltechzone.com /index.php?option=content&task=view&id=1045 (464 words)

	OcPrices :: Corsair 1GB TwinX XMS4400 Memory Review
		Corsair’s fancy new packaging makes a welcome return, and as you can see we have a pair of the platinum edition sticks this time around.
		There is no difference in performance between the silver heatspreader equipped Corsair and the regular fl version, so simply get the version you prefer the look of.
		Corsair's reassuring holograms show that you have received what you have paid for and not an imitation — do not accept new Corsair memory without it!
	www.ocprices.com /?rev_id=203 (242 words)

	[Phoronix] Corsair XMS XPERT TWINXP1024-3200XL Review
		These are not the tightest timings, but the effective memory bandwidth is quite a bit higher than the effective bandwidth of BH-5 at 250 2-2-2-x.
		Corsair's latest implementation of Samsung TCCD can be found in their newest line of XMS memory, the XPERT.
		Unlike the XMS PRO series that offered a small LED display to indicate the memory activity, the new XMS XPERT is able to visually display the memory's temperature, voltage, frequency, or your very own custom message.
	www.phoronix.com /vr.php?view=2467 (426 words)

	PimpRig.com - PC Hardware Modding, Reviews, and News // Article - Corsair TwinX PC4000 2GB RAM Kit
		Corsair has been around for over 10 years now, and has been one of the big players in performance computing for about 5 years.
		That was when Corsair started to focus on producing high quality, high performance memory for consumers and they haven't looked back since.
		Corsair tests their DDR memory as a set in an Asus P4C800 motherboard so you can be sure that the sticks work well with each other.
	reviews.pimprig.com /memory/corsair_twinx_pc4000_2gb_ram_kit.php (1370 words)

	PCExtreme.net - Corsair TwinX 1024MB XMS3700 Review.
		Corsair has a long history of cooperation, qualification and collaborative testing with the major motherboard and systems manufacturers, and are often first to market with reliable memory for the latest systems.
		They list the memory specs, as well as other valuable info like quotes and URLs from reviews like this one right on the package so there is no doubt about what you are buying.
		This allows the memory to run at higher speeds than memory without heat spreaders, by dissipating heat generated by the memory chips on the PCB.
	www.pcextreme.net /xms3700-1.php (614 words)

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