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Friday, December 7, 2007
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DDR3 has emerged on the scene, creating a fire sale in DDR2 chips. One of those kits belongs to Buffalo, a company oft overshadowed in the enthusiast RAM market, and today HardwareLogic looks at the Buffalo Firestix DDR2-1000. Will this kit make us rethink whose memory we will buy on the next purchase?
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Thursday, February 8, 2007
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FireStix ...is that a great name for overclocker's ram or what? In mid 2004 Buffalo Technology released the first FireStix branded RAM and since that time Buffalo has managed to keep pace with the ever increasing demand for performance memory. FireStix is designed to not only meet the needs of the latest motherboards and processors, but to exceed it. FireStix gives overclockers the means to tweak out every iota of CPU performance without sacrificing memory performance. Today we look at the FireStix PC28000CL5 2GB kit. While this isn't the absolute fastest ram produced by Buffalo, it is the fastest 2-gig matched kit available.
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Wednesday, February 7, 2007
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The performance and the ICs on the pair of modules that I received certainly don't portray the budget end of the enthusiast segment and the results back that up. Both the AM2 and Intel platform clocked really well with these modules and neither gave me a headache to achieve those clocks.
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