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CSX Diablo3 2000 - Specifications
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| Product |
DIABLO3-2000-2GB-KIT |
| Capacity |
2x1024MB |
| Memory type |
240 pin, DDR3 |
| JEDEC setting |
666MHz/1333DDR, CL9 |
| Circuit setup |
8x128MB per module |
| Circuit board |
8 lager |
| Memory circuit |
Micron D9GTR |
| Expanded settings, Intel X38 |
800MHz/1600DDR, 7-6-5-14, 1.85V |
| Expanded settings, Intel X48 |
933MHz/1866DDR, 8-7-6-15, 1.90V |
| Expanded settings, nVidia 790i |
1000MHz/2000DDR, 8-7-6-19, 2.0-2.1V |
| Price |
~120 € |
Each memory module has an 8-layer circuit board with a single-side layout with eight 128MB memory circuits. Historically peaking, dual-side memories have had the upper hand when overclocking, but what it ultimately comes down to is the knowledge of the people that design the circuit boards. The JEDEC specifications are quite loose to avoid incompatibilities, but with the side effect that the speed of the modules may have to be set in the BIOS.
The modules comes with two large aluminum profiles to obtain a large surface for good heat transfer to the surrounding. The heatspreaders aren't the absolute best on the market, but still maintain good quality that is more than sufficient. CSX has set a recommended price of 1120kr and if this is will be reflected in stores they are going to hold up extremely well in their market segment.
Next we have the test system.
