Corsair Unveils DOMINATOR GT - the Ultimate Tri-Channel DDR3 Memory for Core i7

Tuesday, December 16th 2008

Unveiled minutes ago, Corsair is now preparing a brand new series of blazing-fast tri-channel DDR3 DOMINATOR GT modules. Just like a modern fast car, these modules have their own distinctive marks - black and red heatspreaders and special red labels. Initially, Corsair is going to launch a kit that consists of three 2GB modules operating at 2,000MHz at just 1.65V with low latencies of CL7-8-7-20. The new modules are set to become available in "very near future".

Source: HEXUS.net

posted by malware - 5:33 PM | Related News |

User comments

by oli_ramsay (5:34 PM) - Reply

Do want!

by kid41212003 (5:35 PM) - Reply

Oh my God! 2000MHz! LOW TIMING, at only 1.65v!

by human_error (5:40 PM) - Reply

... ... ... OMG :eek: *looks at 6gb corsair kit in pc at the moment* "why can't YOU be that good eh!?!"

by blobster21 (5:40 PM) - Reply

by: kid41212003
Oh my God! 2000MHz! LOW TIMING, at only 1.65v!

no need to invoke God for that, he's not responsible of that latency, and he don't care either :ohwell:

by infrared (6:42 PM) - Reply

Heh, makes me want a core I7 setup just so i can get these!

by KBD (6:44 PM) - Reply

damn, these are a perfect match for Foxconn Quantum Series X58. If going with i7 i'll be getting that board and this RAM.

by kyle2020 (6:45 PM) - Reply

JESUS :eek: This is damn sexy RAM. Drop these on a bloodrage with a 920 and your set for a sweet looking rig :toast:

by KBD (6:47 PM) - Reply

by: kyle2020
JESUS :eek: This is damn sexy RAM. Drop these on a bloodrage with a 920 and your set for a sweet looking rig :toast:

exactly brother!!:rockout::rockout::rockout: now i wish these came in a dual channel kit also.

by J-Man (6:49 PM) - Reply

:roll::rockout:

by hv43082 (6:49 PM) - Reply

Price $500...blah...I will pass.

by truehighroller1 (7:22 PM) - Reply

by: hv43082
Price $500...blah...I will pass.

Big pass. Well you fail again memory suppliers. Congratualtions :slap:. We will do everything perfect, memory speed, low voltage, then tax their asses, which will piss them off again.. Drrrrr..

by D3mon_Hunt3r (8:52 PM) - Reply

Only $500? You can dream on, thats how much a 2000Mhz 6Gb kit costs at Cas9 these are Cas7... Put $700-$800 on that...

by KBD (9:29 PM) - Reply

they will prolly come in 3X1GB kit and prices will be somewhat lower next year.

by cheesemonkey (9:47 PM) - Reply

wait, if they can do 2000mhz with 7-8-7-20 why couldn't they do like cas6 at 1333mhz?

by KBD (9:50 PM) - Reply

by: cheesemonkey
wait, if they can do 2000mhz with 7-8-7-20 why couldn't they do like cas6 at 1333mhz?

you could prolly run it at. if i'm not mistaken X58 supports only 1066 even though mobo makers say 1333. I heard that the RAM gets detected at 1066.

by spearman914 (9:51 PM) - Reply

Thats some AWESOME specs!!! But for that price, go buy urself 2 x GTX260s.

by SystemViper (9:51 PM) - Reply

yea, those are gonna big big dollarzzzzzzzzzzzzz..... like these :eek::eek::eek::rolleyes::eek::eek::eek::shadedshu

by kid41212003 (10:20 PM) - Reply

by: KBD
you could prolly run it at. if i'm not mistaken X58 supports only 1066 even though mobo makers say 1333. I heard that the RAM gets detected at 1066.

I think it base on a new memory chip, consume less energy, and more effective, which lead to lower timing, higher bus, and low voltage. Core i7 920 will support ram bus 1066 at default speed, you can change the ram multiplier to have it run at faster speed, or just OC the CPU.

by WarEagleAU (10:30 PM) - Reply

I love them and want them. They are some beautiful modules. I Wonder if AMD is gonna have triple channel ram,,,if not they should or Corsair needs to make these in dual channel mode.

by D3mon_Hunt3r (10:57 PM) - Reply

by: SystemViper
yea, those are gonna big big dollarzzzzzzzzzzzzz..... like these :eek::eek::eek::rolleyes::eek::eek::eek::shadedshu

And those are 4gb at 2000Mhz Cas9... Imagine Cas 7 and 6Gb...

by hv43082 (11:53 PM) - Reply

by: truehighroller1
Big pass. Well you fail again memory suppliers. Congratualtions :slap:. We will do everything perfect, memory speed, low voltage, then tax their asses, which will piss them off again.. Drrrrr..

With the name TrueHighRoller, I am sure you can afford a few set extra for the rest of us common men heh?

by Jizzler (12:19 AM) - Reply

I guess Ultimate means different things to different people... they aren't 4GB sticks :/

by KBD (12:27 AM) - Reply

by: kid41212003
Core i7 920 will support ram bus 1066 at default speed, you can change the ram multiplier to have it run at faster speed, or just OC the CPU.

didnt know RAM had its own multi on i7, pretty darn cool!

by dark2099 (2:46 AM) - Reply

by: KBD
didnt know RAM had its own multi on i7, pretty darn cool!

Doesn't have its own multi, has dividers exactly the same as on C2D.

by KBD (2:51 AM) - Reply

by: dark2099
Doesn't have its own multi, has dividers exactly the same as on C2D.

oh, i see, not sure why kid said multi :confused:

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