Corsair intros 2250MHz Dominator GTX DDR3 modules

User Comments: 33

1. December 3, 2009 1:44 PM
   RealXboxMaster said:

   This is just plain overkill. Whats the point ? So people can see how far they can push there hardware.

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2. December 3, 2009 1:45 PM
   

   compdata, TechSpot Paladin, said:

   Check out Techspots review on RAM [link] They did an excellent job showing that RAM speed has almost not effect on performance for almost all applications. Spend your money elsewhere!

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3. December 3, 2009 2:00 PM
   

   klepto12, TechSpot Paladin, said:

   lol is this a joke who need 2250 mhz ram? get some 1600 and call it good there is almost no difference in speed what so ever.

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4. December 3, 2009 2:04 PM
   

   KG363 said:

   my guess is $380 for a 6GB set

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5. December 3, 2009 2:12 PM
   ryan29121 said:

   This is definitely rich people. Looks really nice as always.

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6. December 3, 2009 2:14 PM
   Serag said:

   I almost forgot about that review..thanks compdata

   yea after a certain point..such clock speed and latency doesn't affect performance at all

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7. December 3, 2009 2:25 PM
   fref said:

   I bet most people who buy this won't even be able to overclock their system to actually reach that maximum speed and keep it stable. Waste of money as far as I'm concerned.

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8. December 3, 2009 2:31 PM
   PUTALE said:

   nice speed bump thought current core i7 really does not beneift from such high ram spee duntil you start to oc. I wonder when will we see ddr4 or ddr5

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9. December 3, 2009 2:47 PM
   Afenix said:

   Holy cow!! Isnt that a bit.. too much? I have corsair dominator myself (the 1600 fanless model) and i will be clocking them to 2000 mhz as soon as i get a fan, but 2250Mhz? i cant see any software which could use the potential of that.. I mean some programs hardly use up a 1333...

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10. December 3, 2009 2:50 PM
    kaonis92 said:

    This obviously fits in to the "unreachable" category...High latency though.

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11. December 3, 2009 2:51 PM
    Flannelwarrior said:

    There will always be rich people who will pay for something no one needs. It's like a luxury item

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12. December 3, 2009 2:55 PM
    UglyChild said:

    That is fast... Do i need to get a seat belt?

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13. December 3, 2009 3:44 PM
    Basher said:

    It seems that the memory manufacturers are reaching a peak in memory speed, specifically due to limits on voltage... I'm sure they have some crazy ideas under their belt, I'm interested to see where they go next...

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14. December 3, 2009 4:00 PM
    dellz said:

    well i wont judge this before i buy it , i was speculativ when i bought my dominator ddr2 with 1066 V but now i see the difference between that and cheaper 800 mhz ram , if ill ever up my mobo to Asus Maximus 2 then ill probably buy this

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15. December 3, 2009 4:31 PM
    Orionlocke said:

    Wow, 2250MHz, that is just crazy fast! I have to agree with many of the other posters in saying it's a bit overkill and probably will not make much (if any) difference performance wise over the 1600MHz or 1800MHz ram.

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16. December 3, 2009 4:49 PM
    vangrat said:

    Lol I love reading peoples reaction to thsi ZOMG who would ever need that much speedz!!! People were saying the same thing back when 1ghz processors were coming out and now we have intel releasing a 48 core processor...

    Yes this is fast and beyond software capabilities at the moment, give it two to three years and people will be like, meh that's normal.

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17. December 3, 2009 5:23 PM
    

    Timonius said:

    and you'll need to spend premium on a motherboard and cpu to take advantage of the speed.

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18. December 3, 2009 5:37 PM
    BlindObject said:

    Those heatsinks mean biznezz.

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19. December 3, 2009 6:16 PM
    lfg18 said:

    Come on that is insane more than 2000 Mhz? that is something to see, my system still runs on DDR2 at 800 MHz and it runs ok, what makes the difference is the amount of ram you have in your system, i dont think it is necessary but I would surery be happy to get a pair of these

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20. December 3, 2009 6:47 PM
    

    klepto12, TechSpot Paladin, said:

    the memory bandwidth on these is probably really nice hard to believe that ram speed is approaching the speed of a cpu. this is probably a great set of ram but i think its kinda impractical its more of a bragging rights thing than anything.

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21. December 3, 2009 7:35 PM
    muljator said:

    the computer industry needs to change the way they make computers.

    we are only improving on old technology when we should invent new technology.

    thats why we see pointless hardware with no real use.

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22. December 3, 2009 7:47 PM
    BlackIrish said:

    And I'm still running DDR2 on 800 Mhz :/

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23. December 3, 2009 7:56 PM
    saintbodhisatva said:

    compdata said:

    Check out Techspots review on RAM [link] They did an excellent job showing that RAM speed has almost not effect on performance for almost all applications. Spend your money elsewhere!

    yup, other tech sites did similar RAM roundups, and the results were the same too - go for 1600 to at least be able to increment the base clock to 200. because it yields more to OC the CPU rather than the memory.

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24. December 3, 2009 9:27 PM
    ken777 said:

    I think this is a little overkill for current systems and won't result in a noticeable boost. It would be nice if corsair would get some 1.35v memory out and focus on power savings too for part of their lineup. G.skill has couple of 1.35v modules out, but haven't seen any reviews yet.

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25. December 3, 2009 10:13 PM
    

    Adhmuz, TechSpot Paladin, said:

    All I have to say is I Want! Thems some sweet looking sticks of RAM right there, and they are fast as tits. Combine these with a i9 pushing 5GHz, a pair of 5970s and some of those new SSDs in RAID posted a couple days ago and that would be the ultimate gaming rig.

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