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OCZ Reaper PC3-10666
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Mon, 13 October, 2008
Memory
OCZ Technology
Chris Kagan
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Introduction

For the enthusiast, there is no limit to how far you can push your system.  Boundaries are simply a line to be crossed, a bar to be raised, and the search for improved performance comes in many shapes and sizes.  One of the ways to increase the performance of your system is through memory; specifically, DDR3 RAM modules in this instance.  With prices dropping considerably of late, DDR3 has become a viable option for a large percentage of consumers, coming out of the realm of the hardcore enthusiast and into more mainstream territory.

Today we’ll be looking at a pair of OCZ Reaper DDR3 modules, which are priced very attractively and sport some very slick spreaders.  Good looks, good price….but what about performance?  In our world, performance should speak for itself, so today we’ll found out if these sticks will brings shouts or silence.

OCZ produces a huge variety of products, particularly in the memory department, and is well known for offering quality modules at very competitive prices. Our thanks go to our friends at OCZ for supplying the review sample.

Entering the memory market in August 2000, OCZ Technology was built to manufacture the best high speed RAM. Founded by enthusiasts for enthusiasts, our commitment to the end-user has not digressed. At OCZ we have one primary goal, to make sure that every customer is 110% satisfied.

Now let's take a look at these sticks!




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