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by Steve Kerrison
on 5 September 2005, 00:00
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It's always good to see something a little different and it was the turn of Kingston to show off something novel at IDF.
It remains to be seen how good the buggy is over rough terrain, but the watercooling should keep the CPU at a reasonable temperature throughout any 'excursion'.
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Corsair, G.Skill, and Kingston showcase their DDR5 RAM kits
G.Skill boasts of DDR5-6800 RAM. Rivals aim at mainstream with DDR5-4800, 5200 kits.
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SK hynix boasts of its "industry first" HBM3 development
It claims that this TSV technology enhanced memory is "the fastest DRAM in the world".
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G.Skill Trident Z (RGB) 32GB memory kits announced
Samsung DDR5 IC packing 16GBx2 kits will launch at up to DDR5 6400 CL 36 speeds.
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