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  Published: 2007-11-27, review by: ocia.net

  • At the begining of this review I made a comment about my previous experiences with OCZ products. While Ive always been satisfied with the results, they were always just... well, satisfactory. Not to say Ive had problems with them, or felt they didn...

 
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  Published: 2007-10-20, review by: dvhardware.net

  • Supports watercooling right out of the box, Good performance, Very stable, Overclocks pretty well, Didnt get too hot, Lifetime warranty, Nice looks
  • Barbs are 1/4", The large size may cause problems with some aftermarket CPU coolers
  • The OCZ FlexXLC 800MHz CL3 DDR2 memory kit is an excellent choice if youre looking for a good 800MHz DDR2 memory kit that features good performance, CL3 timings and moderate overclocking potential. Besides good performance the Flex XLC series also has...

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  Published: 2007-04-23, review by: auphanonline.com

  • Abstract:  OCZ has a reputation for innovation in memory technology. Today we review some modules from their "Flex XLC" line of performance DDR2 memory. These modules boast some impressive cooling capacities and some amazingly low CAS latencies. Click on to check...

 
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  Published: 2007-03-06, review by: hothardware.com

  • Abstract:  For reasons unknown, a good portion of the enthusiast market still thinks that memory cooling is a fruitless effort. Many high-end users still believe that memory chips run plenty cool, and that putting heat spreaders and heatsinks on them is a superficia...

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