Last year Corsair launched the next generation memory module DDR3 RAM as the motherboard and the Intel processors are being released in the market and are very expensive related to their previous one. The memory was extremely underappreciated until you started to overclock that front side bus.
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DDR3 memory plays a vital role to the Core i7 processor eco-system and, it does offer you the option to go for Triple channel memory, instead of dual-channel memory. Even better memory performance and bandwidth. And that's a good opportunity for everybody
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As the DDR3 are released in the market in excess clock frequencies and sizes. Most popular are of course the 3 and 6 GB kits. And today’s mostly as you guys know, we test a lot of games this year for the first time I am advising people that move towards such a high-end system to make the move for 6GB memory as well. See, though very limited right now, we did run into some game situations where the difference between 3 and 6 GB was measurable, and most of all noticeable.
One of the leading manufacturers out there is of course Corsair. A brand with reputation to support they are strong in the high-end market and are focused and dedicated to keep it that way. It came as no surprise to see them release some pretty dandy kit onto the market. One of these kits is a 6 GB (3x2GB) 1866 MHz Triple Channel memory kit at CAS latency 9, it's available under SKU (product code) TR3X6G1866C9DF and comes with a Dominator airflow fan. To date this is the most impressive six Gigabyte memory kit we have had our hands on