G'day,I've just ordered a kit of 2 x 512MB Corsair "Value RAM" for my Intel i945P based motherboard. I assumed that these would run fine in dual-channel mode, but a seed of doubt has been planted ...

I just got my A7V8X(woo) and I noticed it said DUAL-CHANNEL mode would work with 3 sticks of DIMMs. Now I knew I could go into single-channel with 3 sticks with my nForce2 400, but I thought dual ...

Using dual-channel can allow you to get the most out of your hardware and highly increase the data rate between your components and your RAM. Here we reveal to you some useful information and tips ...

Dual-channel memory kits are readily available, although buying two of the same RAM module will often be as good, even though the modules won’t have been verified as dual-channel capable together.

And Intel tells us that to hit its performance targets you need at least 16GB of the stuff, configured in dual-channel mode to deliver the bandwidth it needs.

Kingston expands the HyperX series with the new Beast kit. We see what it's all about in this review as we overclock it and see what it can do.