System memory for PCs tends to be pretty generic, right? Usually outfitted with black heatspreaders and operating at 1,600MHz with 9-9-9-24 timings, it's difficult to differentiate one manufacturer's set from another.
Corsair has announced the availability of DDR3 memory that looks different and runs at an energy-conserving 1.35V.
Presented in, dare we say, an Apple-like white, White Vengeance LP DDR3 memory is available in 4GB modules that run at 1,600MHz and offer middle-of-the-road 9-9-9-24 timings.
Measuring just 26.25mm high, Corsair reckons the low-profile memory is particularly suited for space-constrained chassis typically used in HTPC builds.
An 8GB kit (2 x 4GB modules) retails for £70, representing a 40 per cent premium over the cheapest standard-sized kit we could find.
Corsair's targetting a niche market with this product, we think, but if you need low-profile memory with a proven heritage, this one should be on your shortlist.
