Transcend Launches Triple Channel DDR3-1333 Memory Kits In India
Transcend's triple channel kits offer an optimised combination of low voltage (1.5V), speed, and enhanced latency (9-9-9-24) to deliver compatibility with next-generation PCs.
Transcend Information (Transcend), a memory module manufacturer, has announced the availability of its DDR3-1333 triple channel memory kits in India for use with Intel Core i7 processors and Intel X58 Express Chipset motherboards.
Core i7, Intel's latest processor, features an integrated memory controller that introduces three channels of DDR3 memory that provide lower latency and higher memory bandwidth for amazing performance for data-intensive applications. Transcend's triple channel kits are designed specifically for the new platform, and offer an optimised combination of low voltage (1.5V), speed, and enhanced latency (9-9-9-24) to deliver compatibility with next-generation PCs.
Austin Huang, regional head - Sales, SAARC and APAC, Transcend, said, "We are extremely enthusiastic about the launch of Transcend's DDR3-1333 triple channel memory kits in India. Power users will definitely be happy with its performance for data-intensive applications."
Available in two different capacities of 3GB (1GBx3) and 6GB (2GBx3), Transcend's DDR3-1333 triple channel memory kits' three identically matched DDR3 modules are carefully matched for use in triple-channel configuration, which together provide memory bandwidth of up to 32GB/sec.
To ensure stability and signal integrity, all DDR3 modules use robust PCBs that fully comply with JEDEC standards. Each chip is selected with the strictest quality and performance standards and is manufactured using small Fine-Pitch Ball Grid Array (FBGA) packages with extra contacts to assure better thermal dissipation, electrical efficiency and reliable computing quality.

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