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Corsair on Tuesday announced a new line of high performance DDR3 memory kits aimed at the overclocking crowd who want a little bling with their RAM without spending a ton of cash. It's called Cerulean Blue Vengeance and it's comprised of memory kits with aggressive looking blue aluminum heat spreaders (the original Vengeance line came anodized in jet black).
The Cerulean Blue Vengeance ships in four capacities, including:
"The Vengeance family provides outstanding overclockability and an aggressive look at an affordable price," said Thi La, Vice President of Memory Products at Corsair. "The new blue heat spreaders give builders and integrators more choice in customizing their systems, whether they are building a new Sandy Bridge-based PC, or they just want to add bold look to an existing one."
Corsair said it plans to add more kits to the Cerulean Blue Vengeance line over time. As for being "affordable," we'll have to take Corsair's word on that one, as the memory maker didn't announce pricing or availability.
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JohnP
March 07, 2011 at 7:08am
Look CLOSELY at the picture of the memory module. See that little side mounted bump and hole? That is the ONLY THING HOLDING THE MODULE TOGETHER! Well, the black corsair label on top too. There is tape that sticks the metal to the memory chips but that is easily popped off. So you go to insert the module and push down on the top to firmly seat it. The buttons pop out, the memory module disloges from the two tiny tabs on the sheet metal and the tape is peeled off the memory chips. TADA! Instant memory overheating issues! Just how do I know this? Happened to me of course.
The solution? Two screws to hold the module together would work. Meantime, I had to DRILL the damn module sides so I could mount some screws to hold them together. Kludge for a CHEAP solution by name brand Corsair!
