Knowing all of these results, it is obvious that highest speed DDR3 memory only makes sense for serious enthusiasts, or for those with unlimited budgets. Everyone else should focus on mainstream clock speeds of DDR3-1066 or DDR3-1333, and go for a trustworthy brand and the quickest timings their budget allows.

• [DMU] 6 CDDR3/2000 Memory Kits compared: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/ddr3-2000-6gb,2320.html (via Tom’s Hardware)

The [DMU] tag stands for “Dust Me Up”; these are links to older articles which can’t be considered “news” anymore but may be of interest nonetheless.

With these introductions, AMD will be a full year behind Intel, which is pushing for a quick Q1/2010 introduction of its own 32nm CPUs. [...] On the other hand, AMD has made an art form of making up for lost time, just like it did on Deneb and 45nm.