Reviews of RAM

The memory architecture of NPE-100, NPE-150 and NPE-200 supports DRAM SIMM's.

Dynamic memory on 3700 series of routers can be set to act as a combination of primary memory and shared memory.

Cisco 3660 router contains two sockets for SDRAM DIMM's of which the first one must be filled.

With a product name evoking a professional military elite and gritty, dirty street combat, this new OCZ memory sounds like a perfect recipe for enthusiasts looking to push the best products to the limit! But a name's not everything: How does this DDR2-800 kit fare in the trenches?

The fast get faster, as we put Crucial's 2GB 1000MHz+ dual-channel kit through its paces. If performance is the name of the game for your system, they may be worth a look.

We put Corsair's high-end 1GB DDR2-1066 kit through the paces -- and if you're a serious overclocker with some very deep pockets, we may have found your next memory purchase.

I recently built my new system with 512MB of memory because my old memory sticks were not compatible with the new motherboard...

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Full-rated speed and timings at standard voltage, in a low-latency module? Had we not seen it ourselves, we may have considered this impossible. Indeed, Super Talent PC2-6400 is the only true DDR2-800 we've seen -- everything else we've come across has been based on overclocked, slower parts.

Sporting CAS4 latencies at an impressive 800MHz data rate, can this 1GB kit offer the performance punch needed to please power users … while still delivering value on the high-end?

Manufacturing costs and upscale marketing have left value-seekers long on desire and short on cash, but Corsair believes it has a solution for frugal enthusiasts: Its TWINX2048-3200C2 provides 2GB capacity and CAS2 latency for around $200.