OC3D Best of 2012 Awards

Memory

Best of 2012

Memory

Corsair Dominator Platinum

Memory performance has reached a level whereby it takes something special to really stand out from the many alternatives. Corsair took the aesthetics of your average RAM stick and blew them into the weeds with the Dominator Platinum. A gorgeous looking kit that backs up the looks with great performance. Without a doubt the best looking memory of all time. 

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Kingston Predator

One of the biggest changes from Sandy Bridge to Ivy Bridge was the IMC, and the speeds attainable are now incredible with certain combinations capable of 3000MHz or higher. If you fancy just installing and running, then the Kingston Predator at a blazing 2666MHz is the perfect combination of ridiculous speed in an attractive package, backed by one of the biggest names in the industry.

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G.Skill Trident 32GB

Remember when 1GB was "loads o' RAM"? Amazing how things change. Most phones these days have a gig, and with the easy of 1080P video recording and cameras that would make David Bailey blush, RAM is even more in demand than ever. With the Trident X G.Skill showed you didn't need to sacrifice performance for capacity. By no means cheap, and yet irresistible.

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Most Recent Comments

09-01-2013, 16:48:15

AverageNinja
Good list, though it suprises me the CM Storm Stryker isn't on thereQuote

09-01-2013, 16:53:26

Gurt11
Nice!

The Switch 810 does beat the Storm Stryker, out-of-the-box speaking ^^Quote

09-01-2013, 16:55:07

tinytomlogan
Yeah the 810 is a better build and forget case, plus people would just comment that I only gave it the award because of Orca.

Side by side to just build a rig the 810 is better. I chose the Stryker for Orca because I could do more with it.Quote

09-01-2013, 16:59:11

AverageNinja
Quote:
Originally Posted by tinytomlogan View Post
Yeah the 810 is a better build and forget case, plus people would just comment that I only gave it the award because of Orca.

Side by side to just build a rig the 810 is better. I chose the Stryker for Orca because I could do more with it.
Ah fair enough then Quote

09-01-2013, 17:02:46

BesiX
I was surprised... I didn't see the Corsair K60 TTL Edition in the keyboard section Quote
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