Patriots Viper II DDR3 for Intel Core i7

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Patriot's Viper II DDR3 for Intel Core i7

The company says the Viper II series makes use of an innovative heat-shield cooling solution to more effectively dissipate heat produced by the high-speed memory

Thursday, June 18, 2009

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BANGALORE, INDIA: To provide Intel Core i7 platforms with new extreme performance capabilities, Patriot Memory, a global leader in high-performance memory, NAND flash and computer technology, has unveiled its new Viper II Extreme Performance DDR3 memory modules.

The new Viper II Extreme Performance DDR3 is being picked up by Intel for its Core i7 platforms. Patriot's other products include removable flash cards and universal serial flash drives designed for personal computers, digital cameras, mobile phones, gaming consoles and other digital device.

The company said that the Viper II series makes use of an innovative heat-shield cooling solution to more effectively dissipate heat produced by the high-speed memory, which offers optimal stability and performance. It has been stated that the next-generation Viper II technology is designed to work with Patriot's latest and greatest DDR3 memory.

It is expected that the new memory modules would provide the most stability to hit maximum performance.

Significantly, the Viper II provides all the essentials for gaming enthusiasts. Patriot Memory, which is into design, manufacture and marketing of premium branded memory module and flash memory solutions in the global semiconductor market place, had earlier rolled out the DRAM solutions, an award winning memory for high performance and gaming applications and high quality upgrade solutions for desktop, notebook, server, and storage systems.

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