Testseek.com have collected 18 expert reviews of the Aeneon PC3-10600 1333MHz Xtune Series and the average rating is 82%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Aeneon PC3-10600 1333MHz Xtune Series.
February 2008
(82%)
18 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Abstract: To properly evaluate this memory kit we must ask the question, what did Aeneon set out to do with their XTune DDR3-1333 memory kit? Did they successfully accomplish their task? To answer this we can approach the kit from a few angles. With a selling pr...
To properly evaluate this memory kit we must ask the question, what did Aeneon set out to do with their XTune DDR3-1333 memory kit? Did they successfully accomplish their task? To answer this we can approach the kit from a few angles. With a selling p...
What you see is what you can run at default voltage, Good for boards which cannot change memory voltage, Plenty of room up to 1500 MHz CL88824 at 2.0V, Runs 1333 MHz at 1.5V with ease, Lifetime warranty, Black headspreaders look sleek, Blue PCB
Price/Performance ratio when compared to DDR2, Standard CL latencies programmed into SPD, No real world gain when compared to DDR2, Other brands run at CL6 at same speed and price range
The Aeneon DDR3 1333 MHz Kit is an interesting entry point for the new memory format for Aeneon. As is the case with DDR3 at such low speeds in combination with high CL latency, there is no real gain in performance when compared to high speed, low late...
Being a memory kit that uses Qimonda's memory IC's rather than the "overclockers favourite" Micron D9, I was totally expecting to get to this part of the review and tell you about how the modules were no better than "average" in every respect. HOWEVER, (...
Though the Aeneon XTUNE kit runs at the lower frequency of 1333MHz, this far in the DDR3 game, most modules run at the same speed. One of the major differences about the XTUNE kit, though, is that it runs at 1.5V. On the whole, many companies have yet ...
Good looks, Reaches max performance and tighter timings at stock voltage, Good overclocking performance gains up to DDR31500
Not yet available in the states as far as we know, so not sure of the price, Overclocked ok, but not great
As I mentioned at the beginning, you probably havent heard of either Aeneon or Qimonda, though you may very well have Qimonda memory in your video card, on your motherboard, or possibly in your system memory. We should definitely be hearing more from...
Abstract: While almost every enthusiast who has tinkered with memory knows the name Infineon, few know Infineons memory division, Qimonda (the #3 DRAM maker in the world), or Qimondas OEM branch Aeneon (although, again, those familiar with memory ICs, might re...
Highly overclockable, Runs at 1.5v up to 1500 MHz, Memory wont need upgrading for a long time, Great warranty if you live in Europe
More expensive than other DDR3 kits, Timings wont budge, 2 GB "only"
Lets break it all down. To make it all a bit clearer I have selected two distinct groups of people this RAM may appeal to. Hard-core Enthusiasts Enthusiasts with deep pockets and a need to have the very latest technologies. Also known as the early a...
Abstract: Aeneon XTune DDR3-13333 2 GB Memory Kit Review With DDR3 rapidly expanding into the market, we are seeing more and more manufacturers jumping into the fray. Today we will be looking at the Aeneon XTune 2GB DDR3-1333 kit. Aeneon may not be a name...
Offers good entry-level overclocking potential, 1333MHz of guaranteed available bandwidth, Memory overclocks to 1441MHz at default 1.5V, Conservative CL8-8-8-15 memory timings, Lifetime Product Warranty, Affordable early adoption pricing, Standard modu...
Not a High Speed DDR3 rated product, Not a XMP ready memory module
Since beginning this DDR3 series, the presentation rating has been replaced with a performance score. In our system memory reviews, we offer this score to represent the overclocking potential and memory timing capability of the product reviewed. Aene...
