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Corsair rolls out new DDR3 memory kits for Core i5 processors

Written by IT News on 10:08 PM

Corsair, one of the world's largest suppliers of high-performance memory solutions, has recently announced the introduction of some new memory products, designed to provide support for the upcoming Intel P55 platform and next generation i5 Core and Core i7 processors. These new memory modules are available in capacities of 8 GB and 12 GB kit, which provides support for the next generation of Intel processors for desktop computers. Moreover, for better performance, the new
DHX modules are equipped with their own company and cooling technology, the new American Racing Blue fins and highlights.

"Windows 7 early adopters and advanced users require only 8 GB and 12 GB of memory solutions to optimize their computer use," said John Beekley, Vice President Technical Marketing at Corsair. "The 8 GB and 12 GB configurations, these advanced users get the most potential of high performance equipment to get, especially if they often alternate between consuming tasks such as gaming and video production. "

Fremont, California-based memory maker, the new memory kit is available in both dual-channel configurations and Triple channel, which supports all high-performance Intel platforms. Dual-channel configuration, part CMD8GX3M4A1600C8, is designed with four matched 2GB modules, optimized for the upcoming P55 motherboards, some of which have already begun to make his debut. The CMD12GX3M6A1600C8 triple-channel configuration designed with matched 2GB modules for high-end X58 platforms. Both memory kits for Intel XMP-certified profiles vault and 1600MHz speed and CAS latency settings at 8-8-8-24.

Unfortunately, the memory vendor that no information on availability and price of the new DDR3 memory kits. But we feel strongly that they will be available somewhere around the official launch of the new Intel platform.

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Corsair intros new Extreme SSD Series

Written by IT News on 9:38 PM

Corsair has recently updated its range of high performance Solid State Drives with the introduction of a new Extreme Series line. According to the company, its new family of high-end SSDs will be available in storage capacities of 32, 64 and 128GB. According to Corsair, the new line of SSDs designed using the new Indilinx Barefoot controller to storage with performance of up to 240MB / s read and 170MB / s write. This places Corsair latest offer some of the highest performance SSD solutions on the market.

"The combination of Indilinx Barefoot controller, Samsung flash memory and 64 MB of onboard cache gives blisters, stutter-free performance, eliminating bottlenecks that traditional mechanical hard drives," says Jim Carlton, VP Marketing at Corsair. "The New Extreme Series SSDs are ideal for use as primarily operates in computers and laptops, and RAID 0 configurations in high-performance computers for enthusiasts who want extreme performance."

The new Corsair Extreme SSD series is built with a mixture of the Samsung MLC NAND Flash memory and the new Indilinx Barefoot controller, which allows a maximum reading speed of 240MB / s and write speed up to 170MB / s. In addition, the new discs with the end-user upgrade firmware that makes it possible to provide support to the next TRIM command in Windows 7. The upgrade will be made available via their own website.

Despite the fact that Corsair does not have full information on the prices of the new series, Slash Gear reports that these devices are already available for the same price as U.S. $413.99 U.S. $249.99 and U.S. $125.99 for the X128, x64 and x32 models, respectively.

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Corsair launches new SSDs

Written by IT News on 5:47 AM

Corsair has just announced to expand its performance range of Solid State Drives (SSDs), the introduction of the new P128 and P64 products. The Fremont, California-based company, the new SSDs are designed so that the same performance as its larger capacity, the P256, which was previously launched by Corsair High Performance
enthusiasts. With high performance, the new P128 and P64 from Corsair for a cheaper alternative to the current SSDs.

"The high performance of the new Performance Series detectors operate, together with the inherent reliability and stability in flash technology, which makes them ideal for both new system builds and upgrades computers and laptops," Jim Carlton, Vice President of the marker for Corsair said. "These discs have also extended validated in a wide range of popular laptops, which means you can upgrade with absolute confidence."

According to Corsair, the P128 and P64 is built on the same platform as the previously launched P256, Samsung with the same controller IC, 128 MB cache and NCQ support. These characteristics make the new stations for users to read and write speed of 220MB / s and 200MB / s for P128MB model, while the P64 offers read speed of 220MB / s and write speeds up to 120 MB / s, with lower-density solution.

Designed for an affordable alternative for the company increased capacity 256GB solution, the new P128 SSD is now available through Corsair its distributors and retailers worldwide, supported by a limited two-year warranty. If less capacity, lower solution, P64, Corsair announced that they will be available in early July, but has not announced pricing for both models.

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Corsair officially launches P256 High-performance SSD

Written by IT News on 3:57 AM

Corsair announced today to extend its range of flash memory products with the launch of the new P256 high performance solid state drive, with a total storage capacity of 256GB. Designed by Samsung MLC flash memory and controller IC, the new P256 from Corsair says it can deliver read speeds at 220MB / s and write speed all the way to 200MB / s. With these figures, the new Flash-based storage solution from Corsair is focused on providing computer enthusiasts with the latest hardware performance, speed up and increase the overall capacity of the computer system.

"The Corsair Storage Solutions P256 provides the best computing experience of every individual storage device available today," said John Beekley, VP Applications Engineering at Corsair. Using the P256 to the immediate improvement of the starting and closing game loading and starting treatment, and many other daily tasks. In addition, the P256 is more durable and more reliable than hard disks, and viewed in Corsair Labs to 25% longer battery life in laptops. "

With the rapid development in the area of Flash memory, today solid-state drives can provide a significant performance increase, while reducing energy demand. In comparison with the more traditional and conventional hard drives, SSDs provide a range of benefits, especially for users seeking the latest in computer performance. It is also the case with the new P256 from Corsair, shown with Samsung MLC flash memory, combined with a Samsung Controller IC. In addition, the P256 uses 128 MB of ultra-fast cache and adds support for Native Command Queuing (NCQ).

Corsair has not yet announced any details about the P256 price tag, but says that it will be available with a 2-year guarantee on the company's authorized distributors and resellers worldwide.