Gadgetory

I recently did an unboxing of OCC's 8 gig ram kit and so I figured I'd grab their 12 gig round kit as well basically the only difference between this and any other ocz Ram kit that is covered in gold shiny heat spreaders and comes in blue and orange packaging is that it is a lot of RAM it used to be that fir of the practical enthusiast 12 gigs was the limit to what you could put in any gaming system whereas now that you can buy 4 gig dims so these are 1333 megahertz c9 1.65 volt this is very consumer oriented specs now you can buy 4 gig dims at an affordable price point so an enthusiast could potentially put up to 24 gigabytes of RAM in one system that is mostly the point of this video I'm just talking a little bit about it because these are actually priced quite reasonably as of the time of releasing this video and so if you wanted to if you're waiting for the time to pick up some cheap 4 gig sticks of RAM this is probably the time for it they are going to continue to get faster now every time we see a new capacity we see sort of it we see it introduced at a very mainstream speed at very mainstream timings and it's not all that impressive but as time goes on and the bidding processes get more complex we're gonna start to see 1600 1866 or even higher 4 gig dims so this is really the beginning of a new thing for 4 gigs and for having overall higher memory capacities in consumer systems