Apacer launches the new Aeolus memory module

New Delhi

March 24th, 2008

Apacer Technology has announced the launch of its Aeolus series of
DDR3-1800MHz/1600MHz overclocking memory modules. The dual-channel architecture
provides maximum bandwidth of 28.8GB (1800MHz) / 25.6GB (1600MHz) with
low-latency CL7-7-7-20 timing, giving the Apacer Aeolus DDR3 memory modules good
performance in the 1800MHz / 1600MHz product category.

The Apacer Aeolus memory modules also use a patented active heat spreader
design that makes it possible to reduce the temperature by as much as 20°C.
This helps overcome the problem of heat dissipation for DDR3 overclocking memory
modules and improves both overclocking performance and memory stability.

Apacer's new DDR3-1800MHz/1600MHz memory module provides 2GB of memory
capacity in a dual-channel (1GB´2) package, and supports Intel's latest XMP
(Extreme Memory Profiles). When used with a motherboard that supports Intel XMP,
the chipset will automatically read the memory module's SPD (Serial Presence
Detect) and will then automatically perform overclocking.