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G.Skill RipJaws SO-DIMM Memory Overclocked to 2600 MHz

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G.SKILL International Co. Ltd., the leading high performance memory designer and manufacturer, is proud to announce that its Ripjaws SO-DIMM 1.35V high performance DDR3 memory series for laptops & small form factor PCs reached a whopping 2600MHz on ASRock's latest barebone system "M8".

As high end desktops slowly evolve itself into small form factor, G.SKILL spared no time expanding its best-in-class quality & overclocking legacy from desktop memory to SO-DIMM memory, by overclocking its "Ripjaws" 2133MHz C11 8GB(4GBx2) 1.35V memory kit to a whopping 2600MHz under dual channel operation on ASRock M8!



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then overclocking using laptop? :slap::slap:
 
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SO this DIMM and $5 will buy you a $2 cup of coffee. SO what?

It's newsworthy because this is laptop memory. That being said, jumping from 2133 MHz to 2666 won't give much extra performance unless you're using an IGP.
 
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