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Anyone buy PMI turbo memory?
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YellowPeril
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i have only recently heard of this company, but from what i hear they are making some pretty respectable memory. good luck with it!
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From what I know, they used to be in the server market, so that's always a good thing. The memory in question most likely uses the almost-extinct Winbond CH-5 modules. Not bad, but they don't perform as well as BH-5 did when you cranked up the voltages.YellowPeril said:i have only recently heard of this company
Winbond doesn't control the low-latency memory market any longer.
Corsair Xtreme (just came out) has 2-2-2-6 latency, on Samsung 4.0ns chips.
Hynix chips will do 2.5-2-2 latency @ 250MHz w/ 3.1 volts.
The PMI might use BH-6 as well, like Mushkin 222 Special uses.
Corsair Xtreme (just came out) has 2-2-2-6 latency, on Samsung 4.0ns chips.
Hynix chips will do 2.5-2-2 latency @ 250MHz w/ 3.1 volts.
The PMI might use BH-6 as well, like Mushkin 222 Special uses.