The AMD E-350 has an embedded memory controller, supporting DDR3 memories up to 1,066 MHz.
The ECS HDC-I has two DIMM sockets for standard DDR3 memory modules, supporting up to 8 GB. There is no dual channel technology, so the memory is always accessed in 64-bit mode.
Figure 4: Memory modules
We took an in-depth look at the 350 W version from Huntkey Green Star (a.k.a. LW-6350HG). Will it explode like its sisters? Check it out.
Thermaltake has just released a new full-tower case within their Element series, called V. Let’s see what is new on this model.
The latest NVIDIA chipset for the AMD platform, nForce 780a, hasn’t been launched yet but we could take a detailed look at an ASUS high-end motherboard featuring this chipset, M3N-HT Deluxe/Mempipe.
The new 800 W model from Thermaltake Toughpower series is 80Plus Silver certified, promising high efficiency. Let’s see if this new model is really a good product.
Let’s take a look at the latest mid-tower case from In Win, the GT1, which comes with an external docking bay.
Our review of ECS PN2SLI2+ Extreme, a very high-end socket 775 motherboard designed and manufactured by NVIDIA and sold by ECS based on nForce 680i chipset and supporting future Core 2 Duo CPUs based on the 1,333 MHz external bus.