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Review of Geil Black Dragon DDR2 1066MHz dual channel kit |
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Written by Stuyo
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Wednesday, 17 June 2009 |
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Page 10 - Conclusion
Pros
- Cheap
- Swell performance at stock frequencies and timings
- Interesting design, especially if you like red lights
Cons
- Limited overclock capability
- No heatspreaders for the kit
- Only 2х1GB kits are available
Geil Black Dragon DDR2 1066 is a cheap dual channel kit aimed mostly at gamers. You can expect out of it very stable work, nice performance and limited overclocking capabilities. Basically you get what you paid for (which mind you is less that for any of the other rival 1066MHz kits out there). One well positioned in its class product, that shines mostly with its price/performance ratio, still nowadays you'll get more from a 2x2GB gaming memory at even lower frequency. And indeed that is what we recommend you should do, unless of course that does not contradicts with your priorities in some way.
Many thanks to our friends from
Geil
, for making this review possible.
Author: Stoyan Pamukchiev a.k.a Stuyo
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