OCZ claims record for water-cooled Flex II DDR2
11 Apr 2008 | 09:13 BST
4GB of geekiness
OCZ TECHNOLOGY has unveiled a 4Gb pack of Flex II memory, aimed at those speed-freaky deep-pocketed enthusiasts everyone down the pub likes to hang out with.
The slivers of DDR2-1150 chippery are made for water-cooled systems and have their own little pipe connectors with which to keep the blighters cool and unscorched.
An integrated liquid injection system OCZ calls it. And if that doesn't send a frisson of excitement through your trousers when you're standing hand on wallet in your local bijou PC boutique, you're not the enthusiast you thought you were.
OCZ reckons its Flex II 4GB K PC2-9200 can be pumped up faster than anything else out there.
Michael Schuette, VP of Technology Development at OCZ Technology said, “The thermal power is addressed using what we believe is the most advanced memory cooling solution* currently available, suited for either liquid or air cooling system configuration to unleash the full power of 4 GB of DDR2 at the highest possible frequency.” µ
* Argh! Ed.
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