Esquire launches Kingmax DDR3 memory modules
Demand for high memory capacity in the Windows Vista operating system and the evolution of high-performance hard disks have prompted the advent of the DDR3 era, the company says.
Kingmax says that the DDR3 1333 supports Intel’s latest dual- and quad-core CPU products to achieve fully synchronised high-speed efficiency. Among the products that meet the requirements of buyers worldwide are also the 2GB DDR2-1066/800/667 memory, 2GB DDR2-667 for notebook computers, and the high-specification 1GB DDR2-667 Micro DIMM, the company adds.
Mahomed Cassim, marketing director of Esquire, says: "We hope that, given the system requirements, this highly anticipated product will be snapped up. It is in line with technology trends within the global storage market – and as a result, has become an essential feature of modern-day business and living."
Kingmax says that the DDR3 1333 1GB/2GB memory modules for desktop computers use CSP FBGA packaging technology, and adopt the JEDEC-compliant DDR3 8-bit prefetch design, which is a multifold improvement over the DDR2 4-bit architecture, with clocking in the 1333-1600MHz range.
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